Lake hosts at Conway Lake inspects a boat before it is put into the water in 2020. The states of New Hampshire and Maine are reminding boaters to check for for invasive species. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Lake hosts at Conway Lake inspects a boat before it is put into the water in 2020. The states of New Hampshire and Maine are reminding boaters to check for for invasive species. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services wants to remind anglers and boaters to make sure to clean, drain and dry your boats and trailers and disinfect your fishing and other aquatic recreational gear. All of the Northeast states (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont and Rhode Island) will thank you if you do.
Millions of dollars are spent each year protecting the ponds, lakes, rivers and streams that call to you when the spring peepers are singing, and the snowdrops are blooming. Together, we can keep your favorite fishing hole or aquatic getaway an invasive-species-free, enjoyable and relaxing place to be.
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