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NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 ACWORTH COLD RIVER 1 1 1 ALBANY FALLS POND 1 ALBANY IONA LAKE 1 ALBANY SWIFT RIVER 1 ALEXANDRIA CLARK BROOK 1 ALEXANDRIA FOWLER RIVER 1 ALEXANDRIA SMITH RIVER 1 1 ALLENSTOWN ARCHERY POND 1 ALLENSTOWN BEAR BROOK 1 ALLENSTOWN BEAR BROOK KIDS POND 1 ALLENSTOWN CATAMOUNT POND 1 ALSTEAD COLD RIVER 1 1 AMHERST JOE ENGLISH BROOK 1 AMHERST SOUHEGAN RIVER 1 1 1 ANDOVER BLACKWATER RIVER 1 ANDOVER HIGHLAND LAKE 1 1 1 ANDOVER HOPKINS POND 1 1 ANDOVER SUCKER BROOK 1 ANTRIM NORTH BRANCH 1 ANTRIM WILLARD POND 1 ASHLAND OWL BROOK 1 ASHLAND SQUAM RIVER 1 ATKINSON TRINITY POND 1 1 AUBURN MASSABESIC LAKE 1 BARNSTEAD BIG RIVER 1 BARNSTEAD CROOKED RUN 1 BARNSTEAD LITTLE RIVER 1 BARNSTEAD LOUGEE POND 1 BARNSTEAD SUNCOOK LAKE 1 1 BARRINGTON ISINGLASS RIVER 1 BARRINGTON NIPPO BROOK 1 BARRINGTON STONEHOUSE POND 1 BARTLETT ELLIS RIVER 1 BARTLETT SACO RIVER 1 BARTLETT SACO RIVER, EAST BRANCH 1 BARTLETT THORNE POND 1 BATH AMMONOOSUC RIVER 11 BATH AMMONOOSUC RIVER, WILD 1 1 BATH PETTYBORO BROOK 1 BENNINGTON CONTOOCOOK RIVER 1 BENNINGTON WHITTEMORE LAKE 1 BENTON GLENCLIFF HOME POND 1 BENTON OLIVERIAN BROOK 1 BENTON OLIVERIAN POND 1 BENTON TUNNEL BROOK 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 BETHLEHEM AMMONOOSUC RIVER 1 BOSCAWEN MERRIMACK RIVER 1 BOW FIREHOUSE POND 1 BRENTWOOD EXETER RIVER 1 1 BRIDGEWATER CLAY BROOK 1 BRIDGEWATER WHITTEMORE BROOK 1 BRISTOL DANFORTH BROOK 1 BRISTOL NEWFOUND LAKE 1 BRISTOL NEWFOUND RIVER 1 1 1 BRISTOL PEMIGEWASSET RIVER 1 1 1 BROOKFIELD CHURCHILL BROOK 1 1 BROOKFIELD PIKE BROOK 1 1 BROOKLINE GOULD MILL BROOK 1 BROOKLINE NISSITISSIT RIVER 1 1 1 1 BROOKLINE SPAULDING BROOK 1 BROOKLINE WALLACE BROOK 1 CAMBRIDGE ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 1 CAMPTON BOG POND 1 1 CAMPTON PERCH POND 1 CANAAN CLARK POND 1 CANAAN COLE POND 1 CANAAN INDIAN RIVER 1 1 1 CANAAN MASCOMA RIVER, UPPER 1 1 1 CANAAN MIRROR LAKE 1 CANDIA TOWER HILL POND 1 CANTERBURY BURNHAM BROOK 1 CANTERBURY HACKETT BROOK 1 CANTERBURY PICKARD BROOK 1 CANTERBURY RUM BROOK 1 CANTERBURY SPEEDWAY POND 1 CARROLL AMMONOOSUC RIVER 1 1 1 CARROLL CRAWFORD BROOK 1 CARROLL SACO LAKE 1 CENTER HARBOR WINONA LAKE 1 CHESTER EXETER RIVER 1 1 CHESTER WASON POND 1 CHESTERFIELD SPOFFORD LAKE 1 CHICHESTER SANBORN BROOK 1 CHICHESTER SUNCOOK RIVER 1 CLARKSVILLE CLARKSVILLE POND 1 COLEBROOK CONNECTICUT RIVER 11 COLUMBIA CONNECTICUT RIVER 11 CONWAY SACO RIVER 1 CROYDON SUGAR RIVER 1 CROYDON SUGAR RIVER, NORTH BRANCH 1 1 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 DANBURY SMITH RIVER 1 DANBURY WALKER BROOK 1 DANBURY WAUKEENA LAKE 1 1 1 DEERFIELD HARTFORD BROOK 1 DEERFIELD LAMPREY RIVER 1 DEERFIELD PLEASANT LAKE 1 DERRY BEAVER BROOK 1 1 DERRY BEAVER LAKE 1 DERRY BIG ISLAND POND 1 DERRY HOOD POND 1 DORCHESTER BAKER RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH 1 1 DOVER COCHECO RIVER 1 DUBLIN BRUSH BROOK 1 DUBLIN DUBLIN LAKE 1 DUBLIN STANLEY BROOK 1 1 DUMMER ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 1 DUMMER DUMMER POND, BIG 1 DURHAM LAMPREY RIVER 1 1 EASTON MUD POND 1 EATON CONWAY LAKE 1 EATON CRYSTAL LAKE 1 EATON HATCH POND 1 EATON LONG POND 1 EATON PURITY LAKE 1 ENFIELD BICKNELL BROOK 1 ENFIELD KNOX RIVER 1 ENFIELD LOVEJOY BROOK 1 1 ENFIELD MASCOMA RIVER 1 1 1 1 EPPING LAMPREY RIVER 1 1 EPSOM SUNCOOK RIVER 1 EPSOM SUNCOOK RIVER, LITTLE 1 ERROL AKERS POND 1 ERROL ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 1 ERROL BEAR BROOK POND, BIG 1 ERROL KIDS POND 1 ERROL LONG POND 1 EXETER EXETER RESERVOIR 1 1 EXETER EXETER RESERVOIR DERBY 1 EXETER EXETER RIVER 1 1 EXETER LITTLE RIVER 1 FITZWILLIAM SCOTT BROOK 1 1 FRANCONIA ECHO LAKE 1 FRANCONIA PROFILE LAKE 1 FRANKLIN DIONS POND 1 FRANKLIN MERRIMACK RIVER 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 FRANKLIN PEMIGEWASSET RIVER 1 1 FRANKLIN SUCKER BROOK 1 FRANKLIN WINNIPESAUKEE RIVER 1 FREEDOM LOON LAKE 1 FREEDOM OSSIPEE LAKE 1 FREEDOM SHAWTOWN POND 1 1 FREEDOM TROUT POND 1 FREMONT EXETER RIVER 1 1 GILFORD BELKNAP RECREATION AREA POND 1 GILFORD SALTMARSH POND 1 GILFORD WINNIPESAUKEE LAKE 1 GILMANTON KIDS POND 1 GILSUM ASHUELOT RIVER 1 1 GOFFSTOWN PISCATAQUOG RIVER 1 1 GORHAM MOOSE BROOK 1 GORHAM MOOSE RIVER 1 GOSHEN SUGAR RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH 1 1 1 GRAFTON HOYT BROOK 1 GRAFTON MANFELTREE BROOK 1 GRAFTON MILL BROOK 1 GRAFTON SMITH RIVER 1 GRAFTON TEWKSBURY POND 1 GRANTHAM EASTMAN BROOK 1 GRANTHAM SKINNER BROOK 1 GRANTHAM STOCKER BROOK 1 GRANTHAM SUGAR RIVER, NORTH BRANCH 1 GREENLAND SANDERSONS POND 1 GREENLAND SANDERSONS POND DERBY 1 GREENLAND WINNICUT RIVER 1 GREEN'S GRANT PEABODY RIVER 1 GREENVILLE SOUHEGAN RIVER 1 1 1 GROTON COCKERMOUTH RIVER 1 GROTON HALLS BROOK 1 GROTON SPECTACLE POND 11 HAMPTON BATCHELDERS POND 1 HAMPTON BATCHELDERS POND DERBY 1 HAMPTON TAYLOR RIVER 1 HAMPTON FALLS WINKLEY BROOK 1 HANCOCK CARPENTERS MARSH 1 HANCOCK CONTOOCOOK RIVER 1 HANCOCK HUNTS POND 1 HANCOCK MOOSE BROOK 1 1 HANCOCK NUBANUSIT LAKE 1 HARRISVILLE NUBANUSIT BROOK 1 HARRISVILLE SILVER LAKE 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 HART'S LOCATION KIDS POND CRAWFORD NOTCH 1 HAVERHILL CLARK BROOK 1 HAVERHILL FRENCH POND 1 HEBRON COCKERMOUTH RIVER 1 HEBRON SPECTACLE POND 11 HENNIKER CONTOOCOOK RIVER 1 1 HENNIKER FRENCH POND 1 HILL NEEDLE SHOP BROOK 1 HILLSBOROUGH BEARDS BROOK 1 HILLSBOROUGH CONTOOCOOK RIVER 1 HOLDERNESS SQUAM LAKE, LITTLE 1 HUDSON TATES POND 1 JACKSON ELLIS RIVER 1 JACKSON KIDS POND 11 JACKSON WILDCAT RIVER 1 JAFFREY CONTOOCOOK RIVER 1 JAFFREY GILMORE POND 1 JEFFERSON ISRAEL RIVER 1 JEFFERSON KIDS POND 1 KEENE OTTER BROOK 1 KENSINGTON GREAT BROOK 1 LACONIA OPECHEE LAKE 1 LACONIA WINNISQUAM LAKE 1 LANCASTER CONNECTICUT RIVER 1 LANDAFF CHANDLER POND 1 LANDAFF MILL BROOK 1 LEBANON BOSTON LOT LAKE 1 LEBANON GREAT BROOK 1 LEBANON MASCOMA RIVER 11 LEBANON STONY BROOK 1 LEE LAMPREY RIVER 1 1 LEE LITTLE RIVER 1 LEE NORTH RIVER 1 LEE OYSTER RIVER 1 LEMPSTER DODGE BROOK 1 LEMPSTER LONG POND 1 LEMPSTER SUGAR RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH 1 LINCOLN PEMIGEWASSET RIVER 1 LINCOLN PEMIGEWASSET RIVER, EAST BRANCH 1 LISBON AMMONOOSUC RIVER 1 LISBON PERCH POND 1 1 LITCHFIELD CHASE BROOK 1 1 LITCHFIELD NESENKEAG BROOK 1 LITTLETON AMMONOOSUC RIVER 1 LITTLETON DELLS POND 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 LITTLETON MOORE RESERVOIR 1 LITTLETON PARTRIDGE LAKE 1 1 LONDONDERRY COHAS BROOK, LITTLE 1 LONDONDERRY FISH & GAME CLUB 1 LOUDON ACADEMY BROOK 1 LOUDON SOUCOOK RIVER 1 1 1 LYMAN OGONTZ LAKE 1 1 LYME CLAY BROOK 1 LYME GRANTS BROOK 1 LYME HEWES BROOK 1 LYME TROUT BROOK 1 LYNDEBOROUGH CURTIS BROOK 1 LYNDEBOROUGH GLASS FACTORY BROOK 1 LYNDEBOROUGH STONY BROOK 1 1 1 MADBURY BARBADOES POND 1 MADBURY BELLAMY RIVER 1 MADBURY HOYT POND 1 MADISON BLUE POND 1 MADISON DAVIS POND 1 MADISON FOREST BROOK 1 MADISON LEDGE POND 1 MADISON PEA PORRIDGE POND, BIG 1 MADISON PEA PORRIDGE POND, MIDDLE 1 MADISON SILVER LAKE 1 MARLOW ASHUELOT RIVER 1 MARLOW SAND POND 1 MARTIN'S LOCATION PEABODY RIVER 1 MASON MASON BROOK 11 MEREDITH HARTS POND 1 MEREDITH WAUKEWAN LAKE 1 MERRIMACK BABOOSIC BROOK 1 1 MERRIMACK SOUHEGAN RIVER 1 1 MIDDLETON JONES BROOK 1 MILAN AMMONOOSUC RIVER, UPPER 1 MILAN ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER 1 1 MILAN CEDAR POND 1 MILAN CHICKWOLNEPY BROOK 1 MILAN STEARNS BROOK 1 MILFORD OSGOOD BROOK 1 1 1 MILFORD PURGATORY BROOK 1111 MILFORD SOUHEGAN RIVER 1 1 1 MILTON BRANCH RIVER 1 1 MILTON JONES BROOK 1 MILTON MILTON WATERSHED 1 NELSON CENTER POND 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 NELSON SPOONWOOD LAKE 1 NEW BOSTON PISCATAQUOG RIVER, MIDDLE BRANCH 1 NEW BOSTON PISCATAQUOG RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH 1 NEW DURHAM CLUB POND 1 1 NEW DURHAM MERRYMEETING LAKE 1 NEW HAMPTON HARPER BROOK 1 NEW HAMPTON MAGOON BROOK 1 NEW LONDON PLEASANT LAKE 1 NEW LONDON SUNAPEE LAKE, LITTLE 1 NEWFIELDS PISCASSIC RIVER 1 NEWMARKET PISCASSIC RIVER 1 NEWPORT SUGAR RIVER 1 1 NEWPORT SUGAR RIVER, SOUTH BRANCH 1 NORTH HAMPTON LITTLE RIVER 1 NORTHUMBERLAND CONNECTICUT RIVER 1 NORTHUMBERLAND GROVETON FISH & GAME CLUB POND 1 NORTHWOOD LUCAS POND 1 NOTTINGHAM LITTLE RIVER 1 NOTTINGHAM NORTH RIVER 1 1 NOTTINGHAM PAWTUCKAWAY RIVER 1 ORANGE NUMBER SEVEN BROOK 1 ORANGE ORANGE POND 1 ORFORD JACOBS BROOK 1 OSSIPEE BEECH RIVER 1 OSSIPEE CONNOR POND 1 OSSIPEE DAN HOLE POND, BIG 1 OSSIPEE DAN HOLE POND, LITTLE 1 OSSIPEE DAN HOLE RIVER 1 OSSIPEE LOVELL RIVER 1 PELHAM BEAVER BROOK 1 PEMBROKE SOUCOOK RIVER 1 1 1 PEMBROKE SUNCOOK RIVER 1 PETERBOROUGH CONTOOCOOK RIVER 11 PETERBOROUGH NUBANUSIT BROOK 1 PIERMONT EASTMAN BROOK 1 PINKHAM'S GRANT ELLIS RIVER 1 PINKHAM'S GRANT PEABODY RIVER 1 PITTSBURG BACK LAKE 1 PITTSBURG BIG BROOK BOG 1 PITTSBURG CHEESEFACTORY POND 1 PITTSBURG CONNECTICUT LAKE, THIRD 1 PITTSBURG CONNECTICUT RIVER, MIDDLE 1 1 PITTSBURG CONNECTICUT RIVER, UPPER 1 PITTSBURG EAST INLET 1 PITTSBURG MIDDLE POND 1 NH Trout Stocking - May 2019 Town WaterBody 4/29‐5/03 5/06‐5/10 5/13‐5/17 5/20‐5/24 5/27‐5/31 PITTSBURG MOOSE FALLS FLOWAGE 1 PITTSBURG MOOSE POND 1 PITTSBURG PERRY STREAM 1 PITTSBURG ROUND POND 1 PITTSBURG SCOTTS BOG 1 PITTSFIELD SUNCOOK RIVER 1 PLAINFIELD BLOOD BROOK 11 PLAISTOW FISH AND GAME CLUB POND 1 1 RANDOLPH DURAND LAKE 1 RAYMOND LAMPREY RIVER 1 RICHMOND MARTIN BROOK 1 RICHMOND ROARING BROOK 1 1 RICHMOND TULLY BROOK 1 RUMNEY BAKER RIVER 11 RUMNEY STINSON BROOK 1 RUMNEY STINSON LAKE 1 SALEM HEDGEHOG POND 1 SALISBURY BLACKWATER RIVER 1 SALISBURY STIRRUP IRON POND 1 SANBORNTON HUNKINS POND 1 SANDOWN EXETER RIVER 1 1 SANDWICH BEARCAMP RIVER 1 SANDWICH SQUAM LAKE 1 SEABROOK WINKLEY BROOK 1 SHARON GRIDLEY
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