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| GO FISHING.....VERMONT! | |
 | There are plenty of places to catch the BIG ONE!! From the beautiful rainbow trout in a cold stream, to the massive stripers and blues off the New England coast, check out the lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams that New England has to offer!! Put a smile on a childs face...make time to go fishing!! Remember to conserve...practice catch and release! List your catch!! |
 | Don't go unprepared! Be ready for those little surprises that nature, (and humans in general) are known for! Bring the first aid kit with sunburn spray, a topical skin treatment, tweezers, bandages and disinfectant. They come in handy! List your site!! |
 | The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has a variety of information available. The Customer Service area is located at: 103 South Main Street Waterbury, VT 05671-0501 Fax: 241-3295. The site lists hunting and fishing information, stocking information, news releases, and educational programs. For information on obtaining your fishing or hunting license, click here! |
 | The Future Fisherman Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 with a primary mission to create ethical anglers through long-term angling education. We have 3 main programs:
1. Hooked On Fishing - Not On Drugs - emphasizes positive life skills, such as decision-making and goal-setting, through angling and environmental education. 2. National PE Grants Initiative - provides up to $5,000 for certified P.E. teachers to include fishing and/or boating in their P.E. classes. 3. Tackle Box Equipment Program - sells fishing equipment and instructional aids solely to not-for-profit organizations at prices well below retail. If you are interested in learning more about this organization and visiting their site, use this link futurefisherman.org |
 | United Special Sportsmen Alliance - USSA’s mission is to provide every seriously ill and disabled child the opportunity to live their ultimate dream by experiencing an unforgettable outdoor adventure; to turn away no child, regardless of ethnicity, illness, disability or circumstance. USSA is a grassroots, non-profit Christian organization dedicated to providing seriously ill and disabled children with the hunting, fishing and outdoor adventures of a lifetime. Thanks to the generosity of our all-volunteer team and our corporate sponsors, we have been able to send more than 1,800 children on dream trips since we opened our doors in 2000. This year, our goal is to send more than 1,500 youngsters throughout North America on these trips. For more information about this organization and to visit their site. use this link www.childswish.com |
 | Champlain - Burlington/Whitehall/Allburg; Forming about half of the border between Vermont and New York, this lake has a reputation for salmon and lake trout. Numerous rivers and streams provide excellent angling opportunities for fly fishing, and there are recreational sites available on Grand Isle in the north end of the lake, which is acessable from Rt 2. North Hero State Park and Kamp Kill Kare State Park are situated along the lake. |
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| The Connecticut River starting in northern New Hampshire and flowing through Massachusetts and Connecticut before meeting the coast at Long Island Sound, the Connecticut River offers a vast and varied fishery. From the Connecticut Lakes State Forest the river flows south as the border of New Hampshire and Vermont, the river is a first rate trout fishery surrounded by unspoiled nature. The Northern portion of the river can be fished from a canoe, and can be accessed from Rt 3. South of Stratford, the river is a good warm water fishery, with good bass and walleye fishing. The river is dammed in several areas, be alert for rapidly rising and falling water! |
 | Dunmore - Lake Dunmore. Situated along Rt. 53 next to Green Mountain National Forest, fishing, boating and camping sites are available nearby. Hiking is available on The Long Trail off Rt 125, through the Green Mountains. |
 | Carmi - East Franklin. Situated along Rt. 235 just south of the Canadian border, facilities are available for RV's, boating, camping, and swimming. |
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| The Connecticut River starting in northern New Hampshire and flowing through Massachusetts and Connecticut before meeting the coast at Long Island Sound, the Connecticut River offers a vast and varied fishery. From the Connecticut Lakes State Forest the river flows south as the border of New Hampshire and Vermont, the river is a first rate trout fishery surrounded by unspoiled nature. The Northern portion of the river can be fished from a canoe, and can be accessed from Rt 3. South of Stratford, the river is a good warm water fishery, with good bass and walleye fishing. The river is dammed in several areas, be alert for rapidly rising and falling water! |
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| Lac Memphremagog is divided between Vermont and Canada, with the largest U.S. town being Newport on the southern end of the lake. Also in the area, the BlackRiver runs throuugh the towns of Irasburg and Coventry as it winds through the scenic country side. The town of Orleans is situated on a fork in the Barton River, which has Crystal Lake and the town of Barton, and the town of Westmore on Lake Willoughby as the headwaters to the south. Bald Mountain at 3315 feet and Mt Pisgah at 2751 feet provide some of the scenin background for Lake Willoughby. |
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