In this episode of Granite State Outdoors, take a look back at the history of landlocked salmon in New Hampshire and a smaller, unsung fish that makes up its food base. Also go pike fishing along the Connecticut River, and take a closer look inside a vernal pool. These stories and more on GSO.

n this episode of Granite State Outdoors, meet Denny Corriveau, New England’s wild chef as he fires up the grill to share his recipe for a mouth-watering venison flatbread, get some tips on early salmon fishing by kayak, and then it’s off to the Connecticut River to target big pike.

In episode 1016, discover the challenges and rewards of raising one of New England’s prized game fish - the rainbow trout, go winter smelt fishing on a New Hampshire tidal river, then meet archery enthusiast Bob Hozhauser, who still makes longbows the old way.

In this episode of Granite State Outdoors, explore everything from fins to feathers. Not necessarily in that order. First, go on an extreme habitat makeover for woodcock, meet Dave Genz, the “Father of Modern Ice Fishing” who reveals a few of his hard water secrets, then, then, go behind the scenes as biologists use air power to help track New Hampshire’s moose.

In this episode of Granite State Outdoors, meet some four-legged friends that are making a big difference in fish and wildlife law enforcement and search and rescue; go behind the scenes with conservation officers out on the high seas and learn about the Joint Enforcement Agreement between NH Fish and Game and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or NOAA; then, head out for an ice fishing adventure - in search of NH's pan fish!

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