Executive Director of New Hampshire Fish and Game Scott Mason travels throughout the state speaking with constituents. (NEW HAMPSHIRE FISH AND GAME PHOTO)
Executive Director of New Hampshire Fish and Game Scott Mason travels throughout the state speaking with constituents. (NEW HAMPSHIRE FISH AND GAME PHOTO)
Foot traffic at the shop is slow this time of year. Fishing focuses on bass and pickerel. Trout anglers have cleaned their equipment and stored it in a cool, dry place for the winter. Days at the shop are spent counting inventory and placing orders for inventory to stock the shop for the 2022 fishing season.
Tuesday, the shop’s supplier of ice-fishing gear called to ask if they could make a delivery the next day. He wanted to deliver ice sleds, ice shanties and ice augurs. These are products less expensive to deliver in person rather than pay UPS to do the heavy lifting. The supplier’s plan was to arrive about 11 a.m.
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