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United States · New Hampshire · Merrimack
Common Hunting Fishing Mushrooming Foraging
Esox lucius
Good bite
71%
Peak activity. The pike continues to hunt actively, moving over long distances.
Cyprinus carpio
Good bite
62%
Peak activity. Carp continue to feed and grow actively.
Ictalurus punctatus
Good bite
58%
Peak activity. The catfish continue actively searching for food and increase their movements.
Sarda sarda
Great bite
90%
The Atlantic bonito continues actively searching for food in warm waters.
Salvelinus fontinalis
The average bite
34%
Moderate activity, prefers cool, oxygen-rich waters.
Salvelinus namaycush
The average bite
43%
Maintains activity in deep waters. Good oxygen levels are key.
Xiphias gladius
Great bite
96%
Intensive hunting. Swordfish continues its active hunting in coastal waters.
Rutilus rutilus
Great bite
84%
Intense feeding. Roach continues to actively feed and store energy for the autumn.
Salmo salar
Good bite
51%
Peak activity. The salmon actively searches for food, increasing its mass.
Thunnus thynnus
Good bite
58%
Bluefin tunas continue to hunt over long distances, moving in search of food.
Melanogrammus aeglefinus
Bad bite
0%
Peak activity. The haddock actively searches for food and moves through the water body.
Oncorhynchus nerka
The average bite
30%
Peak activity. The sockeye salmon actively hunts and restores strength.
Perca flavescens
Good bite
65%
Intense feeding. Yellow perch continues to actively feed and store energy.
Scomber scombrus
Great bite
90%
Increased activity. Mackerel continues to feed and is found in coastal waters.
Cyprinus carpio haematopterus
Great bite
82%
Peak activity. Amur carp feed actively and continue to grow.
Thunnus albacares
Good bite
67%
Yellowfin tunas actively feed in preparation for the next phase of migration.
Gadus morhua
The average bite
39%
Cod continues feeding at deeper depths, activity remains at moderate levels.
Anguilla anguilla
Good bite
50%
The eel’s breeding in the Sargasso Sea peaks.