Enjoying the Waters

  With 18 miles of coastline to enjoy your boat and an assortment of lakes 

and rivers for kayaking, canoeing and Sport Boats.

Features

        Where to find NH Whitewater Rivers - Click 

        Boat Safety/Burglary - Click

        Boating/Fishing Guides - Click

        Boating Regulations and Safety Course - Click

        Where to Fish - Click

        Fish Species - Click

        Marinas/Fishing Charters - Click

        NH Recreation Boating Association - Click

           For a Complete list of Boat Launches Write to: 

              NH Fish & Game Department

              2 Hazen Drive, 

              Concord, NH  03301

    For specific Boating questions, email NH Marine Patrol

    Boating Safety Course: Motor boats over 25 hp must complete a

   certified boater safety course. Pre-registration is required

   and may be done by the  NH Marine Patrol  or calling  

   1-888-254-2125       

    Boat Licenses - All boats with engines must be registered 

   and show the proper N H decals on the on the forward half of

   the vessel. This also applies to all sailboats and windsurfing

   vessels over 12 feet long. Registration can be obtained from

   authorized marine dealers, some sporting goods stores or

   the New Hampshire Department of Safety in Concord.

Water Information

     NH Boating Regulations  Boating Education

     NH Coast Guard Site

     National Data Buoy Center Isle of Shoals

     NH Port Authority

     Lifesaving Resources - Aquatic Safety Water Rescue

     Weather Reports - Get the latest weather reports

Web Links

    Win Free Fishing Tackle

     New England Sharks