Isinglass River Fishing Spot
- County: strafford county
- Elevation: 639'
- Last Modified By: vinny60 on 09/02/09 09:36 PM
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Isinglass River Baits and Tackle
Lizard Check Prices
- Rubber worm, spinning bait on the edge of the pond, jig middle of pond
Nightcrawler Check Prices
- half a nightcrawler on a 2 way spinner trolling at#5 back towards boat launch
Isinglass River Description
Beginning at the outlet of Bow Lake, the Isinglass River flows freely for approximately 18 miles through the communities of Strafford, Barrington and Rochester until it joins the Cocheco River. The Isinglass River watershed, which includes the Mohawk River, Nippo Brook, Berrys River, Green Hill Brook, and the outlets of Hanson and Ayers Ponds, is approximately 75 square miles. Despite being situated in one of the fastest growing regions of the state, the Isinglass River is appreciated from a state and local perspective for its outstanding natural beauty, historical, educational, water supply and quality, recreational, and wildlife and plant characteristics. There are few docks and no manmade impoundments or diversions along its entire length. Numerous areas of rapids occur along the river, including Locke’s Falls, which is a site of singular beauty. The Isinglass has formal and informal public access sites including canoe access at three sites. Isinglass River, Rochester Species: EBT,RT Section: From Route 125 bridge downstream to confluence with Cocheco River Season: Oct 16 to 4th Sat. in April Catch-and-release Methods: Single barbless hook, artificial lures/flies Trout rules: 4th Sat. in April to Oct 15 - Daily limit for brook trout 5 fish or 5 lbs Access: Isinglass River Park
Coordinates: 43°13?58?N 70°56?58?W? / ?43.2329°N 70.9495°W? / 43.2329; -70.9495