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FLY FISHING THE COLD RIVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE

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Cold River details

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Weather

Current Conditions:
Partly Cloudy, 64 F

Forecast:
Fri - Partly Cloudy. High: 62 Low: 45
Sat - Sunny. High: 69 Low: 45

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Hatch chart

The results show the insects that will be hatching on or around the Cold River. Please keep in mind that regardless of the specific hatch chart displayed, anglers should be equipped with all the flies listed. Hatch times fluctuate based on water temps.

Insect	Size	Date Range
Caddis	16,18,20	April 15 to August 31
Hendrickson	12,14	April 15 to May 15
Blue Winged Olive	14,16,18,20	April 5 to May 5
Blue Winged Olive	14,16,18,20	August 5 to October 15
Leadwing Coachman	10,12	August 5 to September 15
Leeches	4,6,8,10	January 1 to May 20
Ants	14,16,18	July 1 to September 30
Grasshoppers	6,8,10,12	July 1 to September 30
Midge	18	July 15 to September 30
Tiny Mayfly	18,20,22,24	July 20 to September 30
Light Cahill	16	May 20 to July 15
Sulfur	16,18	May 20 to July 15
March Brown	12	May 5 to July 15
Leeches	4,6,8,10	September 1 to October 15

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Descriptions

1. The Cold River provides 21 miles of fly fishing opportunity with brook, brown and rainbow trout. The Cold River is a significant local fly fishery and most stretches are heavily fished by fly anglers. Certain tributaries are also important local recreational fisheries for native brook trout.
(08/08/2008 at 07:07 PM by aidema)

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News articles

Steve Hickoff: Whatever it takes to get where you need to be (Foster's Daily Democrat)
Courtesy photo Dave Genz TROUT SEASON IS OPEN -- Though some view April open-water stockings as the start of cold-water angling opportunities, catching trout through the ice (where it's safe), and on New Hampshire rivers and streams is now available in many locations.
(01/12/2009 at 02:43 PM) Yahoo! News

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