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NHBassmaster has 3 fishing reports and 12 catches from Squam Lake. NHBassmaster has been a member since 03/02/2010 and has earned 70 achievements.
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Squam Lake Fishing Report
Average rating of 4.67/5.00, based on 3 reports. Last report: Excellent (5/5)
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Fishing Report for 07/07/2011
Fishing was good, even with a front moving in. Smallmouths were holding on rocky cover anywhere from 3 feet down to 15 feet, and Largemouths were cruising shallow cover and weeds. Try crankbaits in craw patterns on the rocks, and creature baits in green pumpkin or crawfish around the deeper and shallow cover.
Temperature: 72 °F
Water Temperature: 74 °F
Wind Speed: 5 mph
Fishing Report for 08/09/2010
The bite was good - bass were in the weeds between 4 and 10 feet, hitting gold/shiner spinnerbaits, and the smallmouth were also scattered along the bottom (holding tight to rocks) in about 12-15 feet. Creature baits were working well, and I would suspect plastic worms would work as well.
Temperature: 87 °F
Water Temperature: 77 °F
Wind Speed: 10 mph
Fishing Report for 07/20/2010
Fishing was great! Smallmouth were hitting crankbaits from 5 feet down to 15 feet, tubes on deeper humps, and I even caught a few in deeper water on nightcrawlers. The natural colors for crankbaits (shads, sunfish) were working, and the shades of watermelon/craw for the tubes were hot. Find yourself a spot that looks "fishy" and you can't not catch something!
Temperature: 84 °F
Water Temperature: 79 °F
Wind Speed: 3 mph