The NH Last Cast Club is a non-profit organization established to preserve and promote the Sport of Bass Fishing, to practice and promote sound environmental policies to conserve our natural resources, to promote youth and public interest in sport fishing and conservation, to work for an abundant, healthy, and self-sustaining bass fishery; to act as an effective voice for the advancement of bass fisheries, to communicate effectively with organizations that have an impact on the sport of bass fishing, and to support local, state and national agencies and organizations whose objectives are to conserve and manage our national resources.

Our goal is to provide a fun, competetive and safe environment for you to fish in.  We are a team based club and focus our fishing on the bodies of water that make southern New Hampshire a great place to fish for bass. 

Congrats to Rich Metivier and Mark Barron for their win on Merrymeeting
What a HOT day to be out on the water.  It was a very calm day on the water even with all the boaters.  Everything went smoothly at the check-in and weigh-in, so thanks to all who helped make sure we continue to have smoothly run events.

As for the winners, it was an all smallmouth day.  Rich and Mark (Team Aqua) brought in a 5 fish limit weighing 12.93 lbs with a 3.52 kicker fish.  Being consistent as always, they shared no information with us on what and where the fish were caught (they has learned quickly from Diesel Dan).  They did have a dead fish, but were able to hold off our 2nd place team by .13 of a pound.  Great job. Coming in 2nd was the team of Demers/Demers.  John Paul and Art had a heft sack of smallies weighing 12.80 lbs.  They camped out on a spot all day and brought home the goods.  Nice job.  Our 3rd place team was the team of Greenwood/Greenwood with a bag of smallies weighing in at 12.35.  They continue to climb in the standings and taken a solid hold on 2nd place (1st place with the drop).  They did have a dead fish, but it would not have helped them take 2nd.  However, our 4th place team of Martland/Martland could have got in the money if they did not have a dead fish. 

We had another great turnout and tournament and want to thank everyone because you make them successful and fun.  We look forward to seeing everyone on the July 31st at Merrimack.  We are in the HOT time of year and need to take better care of our fish.  We had 4 dead fish weighed in for the first 5 events and had 5 in our last event.  Do your best to keep an eye on them.