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Premier NH Bass Fishing: Expert-Guided Charter

  • Published Date: August 19, 2025
  • Fishing
  • New Hampshire
  • $400 - $600 price range
  • Updated Date: August 23, 2025

Summary

Ready for some fantastic bass fishing in New Hampshire? Join us for a 4-hour morning charter on one of the state's top lakes. We'll be targeting both largemouth and smallmouth bass using proven techniques that work. Our 2025 Bass Tracker Pro is fully equipped, and your expert guide will tailor the experience to your skill level. Whether you're a solo angler, a pair, or a small group of three, we've got you covered. All the gear you need is provided, so just bring weather-appropriate clothing and your enthusiasm. Kids are welcome too, but anyone 16 or older needs a valid NH fishing license. We start around 7 AM, giving you the best shot at those early-biting bass. With rates for different group sizes, it's a great way to spend a morning on the water. Get ready to cast, reel, and hopefully land some impressive bass in the beautiful lakes of New Hampshire.
Premier NH Bass Fishing: Expert-Guided Charter

Bass on the Line

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Angler holding a largemouth bass in NH

Big Bass, bigger smiles on Ossipee Lake

Largemouth Bass caught in New Hampshire

Another successful trip in the books

Angler fishing in NH with the Best, great catch

Years of experience, hours of limiting out on bass

One person fishing in NH

Winning smallies after catching a big one

Largemouth Bass caught while fishing in Epping

Experienced guide, awesome results, smiles all around

Scenic view of New Hampshire landscape

Early morning calm on Silver lake

Smallmouth Bass caught while fishing in NH

Drop shot success on Merrymeeting Lake

Smallmouth bass caught while fishing in New Hampshire

Catching memories on Bow Lake

4 people fishing in Epping

Casting lines, catching fish, making memories

Picturesque fishing scene in Epping

Calm water, clear skies, active bass

Angler holding a largemouth bass in NH

Big Bass, bigger smiles on Ossipee Lake

Largemouth Bass caught in New Hampshire

Another successful trip in the books

Angler fishing in NH with the Best, great catch

Years of experience, hours of limiting out on bass

One person fishing in NH

Winning smallies after catching a big one

Largemouth Bass caught while fishing in Epping

Experienced guide, awesome results, smiles all around

Scenic view of New Hampshire landscape

Early morning calm on Silver lake

Smallmouth Bass caught while fishing in NH

Drop shot success on Merrymeeting Lake

Smallmouth bass caught while fishing in New Hampshire

Catching memories on Bow Lake

4 people fishing in Epping

Casting lines, catching fish, making memories

Picturesque fishing scene in Epping

Calm water, clear skies, active bass

Angler holding a largemouth bass in NH

Big Bass, bigger smiles on Ossipee Lake

Largemouth Bass caught in New Hampshire

Another successful trip in the books

Angler fishing in NH with the Best, great catch

Years of experience, hours of limiting out on bass

One person fishing in NH

Winning smallies after catching a big one

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NH Bass Bonanza: Guided Fishing on Top Lakes

Ready to chase some monster bass in the Granite State? Our 4-hour guided fishing charter puts you right where the action is on New Hampshire's premier lakes. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, we'll set you up for success targeting both largemouth and smallmouth bass. Hop aboard our decked-out Bass Tracker Pro, and let's see what's biting!

What to Expect on the Water

We kick things off bright and early at 7 AM, giving us prime time on the lake when the bass are most active. This half-day trip is perfect for solo anglers, couples, or a small group of buddies (up to 3 total). You'll be fishing from our fully-equipped 2025 Bass Tracker Pro - a sweet ride that'll get us to all the honey holes. I'll tailor my guidance to match your experience, whether you're looking to learn the basics or want to fine-tune your technique. The trip runs $400 for one angler, $550 for two, and we can add a third for $150 more. All the gear you need is provided, so just bring some comfortable clothes and your enthusiasm - we've got the rest covered.

Techniques That Land Lunkers

We'll be using proven tactics to target both largemouth and smallmouth bass. Depending on the conditions, we might start with some topwater action, throwing buzzbaits or poppers around lily pads and shoreline structure. As the sun climbs, we'll switch it up with some finesse fishing - drop shotting or wacky rigging soft plastics to coax those deeper fish. If the smallies are fired up, we'll hit some rocky points with crankbaits or jerkbaits. I'm always watching what the fish prefer, so we can adjust on the fly to keep the rods bent. Don't worry if you're new to these techniques - I'll walk you through each one, and you'll be a pro by the end of the trip.

Target Species Breakdown

Largemouth Bass: These bucket-mouths are the heavyweight champs of New Hampshire lakes. They love to hang out in weedy areas, around submerged logs, and near docks. In the summer, you can often find them in 5-15 feet of water, but they'll move shallower in the mornings and evenings. Largemouth in NH can grow up to 8 pounds or more, with the state record sitting at a whopping 10 pounds, 8 ounces. They're known for their aggressive strikes and powerful runs, making them a favorite among anglers. The best time to target them is from late spring through early fall when they're most active.

Smallmouth Bass: Often called "brown bass" or "bronzebacks," smallmouth are the scrappy fighters of the bass world. They prefer cooler, clearer water and are often found around rocky structure or gravel bottoms. NH smallies typically range from 1-4 pounds, but don't be surprised if we hook into a 5+ pounder - they're out there! These fish are known for their acrobatic jumps and hard-fighting nature, often putting on a better show than their largemouth cousins. Spring and fall are prime times for smallmouth, but we can catch them all summer long, especially if we target deeper water during the heat of the day.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

New Hampshire's lakes offer some of the best bass fishing in New England, and it's not just about the size of the fish. The scenery here is second to none - imagine casting your line with a backdrop of rolling hills and pristine forests. Each lake has its own character, from the crystal-clear waters of Squam to the sprawling bays of Winnipesaukee. And let's not forget the peace and quiet - even on busy summer days, we can usually find a secluded cove all to ourselves. Plus, the diversity of the fishing keeps things exciting. One minute you're finessing a big largemouth out of the weeds, the next you're battling a hard-charging smallie in open water. It's this mix of natural beauty and quality fishing that keeps folks coming back year after year.

Time to Book Your Spot

Alright, let's get you on the water! This 4-hour guided bass fishing charter is the perfect way to experience the best of New Hampshire's lakes. Whether you're looking to learn new techniques, finally land that trophy bass, or just enjoy a relaxing morning on the water, we've got you covered. Remember, all gear is provided, and anglers of all ages are welcome. Just make sure anyone 16 or older has a valid NH fishing license. Spots fill up fast, especially during peak season, so don't wait to lock in your date. Give us a call or book online, and let's make some fishing memories in the Granite State!

Learn more about the species

Largemouth Bass

Largemouth bass are the heavyweight champs of New Hampshire's lakes, often pushing 3-6 pounds with some topping 8. You'll find them lurking around weed edges, fallen trees, and docks. They thrive in warmer, shallower areas with plenty of cover. Spring is prime time as they move shallow to spawn, but summer mornings and evenings can be red hot too. Largemouth are famous for their bone-jarring strikes and powerful runs. They're not the fastest, but they'll test your gear with deep dives and head shakes. Anglers love targeting them because of their size and the challenge of figuring out what they want on any given day. Try working a big plastic worm slowly through vegetation. Here's a local tip: when the action's slow, flip a jig right up against dock pilings – sometimes the biggest bass are hiding in plain sight.

Largemouth Bass

Smallmouth Bass

Smallmouth bass are the scrappy fighters of New Hampshire's lakes. These bronze beauties usually run 1-4 pounds, but can hit 6-7 in prime waters. You'll find them around rocky areas, submerged logs, and drop-offs. They love clear, cooler water and really turn on when it warms up in late spring. Smallies are known for their acrobatic leaps and hard runs – pound for pound, they're one of the strongest fish you'll hook. Fall is prime time as they fatten up for winter. Try working a tube jig or drop shot rig slowly along rocky points. One local trick: on calm summer evenings, throw a topwater plug near shoreline boulders. The explosions when they hit are unforgettable. Whether you're after a trophy or just want steady action, smallmouth bass deliver an exciting day on the water.

Smallmouth Bass

About the Bass Fishing

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Set out on a morning bass fishing adventure in beautiful New Hampshire. This 4-hour guided trip takes you to one of the state's premier lakes in search of largemouth and smallmouth bass. You'll cruise the waters in a well-equipped 2025 Bass Tracker Pro, perfect for navigating prime fishing spots. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the sport, your expert guide will tailor the experience to your skill level. The charter accommodates up to 3 guests, making it ideal for solo fishers, pairs, or small groups. All the gear you need is provided - just bring weather-appropriate clothes and your enthusiasm. Anglers 16 and up will need a valid NH fishing license. This half-day outing typically starts around 7 AM, giving you the best shot at landing some impressive bass. With personalized instruction and access to proven techniques, you're in for a great day on the water. Rates are $400 for one, $550 for two, and $150 for a third person.
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