2026 regulation year
Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County) 2026 — New Hampshire Fishing Regulations
New Hampshire statewide rules apply unless overridden below.
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Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County) carries a special-regulation overlay on top of New Hampshire's 2026 fishing rules. Verify the agency booklet before launching: in-season changes are not yet wired to this page.
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State-level special regulation
NHFG fly-fishing-only pond — fly fishing only; no petroleum-powered motors, electric motors limited to trolling speed (vs the statewide all-legal-methods default); a North Country brook-trout pond
Source: New Hampshire special-water list
Official source
New Hampshire Fish & Game Department (NHF&G) — Inland Fisheries Division + Marine Fisheries Division publishes the authoritative 2026 New Hampshire fishing regulations. Special-regulation lakes and rivers are listed in the agency booklet — always verify before fishing.
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Emergency-order channel
In-season closures, slot-limit changes, and run-count-driven harvest pauses are posted to New Hampshire Fish & Game Department's emergency-order feed — check it before any New Hampshire trip during the active season.
Other special-regulation waters in New Hampshire
- 1st Connecticut Lake
- 2nd Connecticut Lake
- 3rd Connecticut Lake
- Androscoggin River — Errol to Berlin
- Archery Pond (Allenstown, Merrimack County)
- Atlantic Ocean
- Big Diamond Pond (Stewartstown, Coos County)
- Big Squam Lake
- Coldrain Pond (New Durham, Strafford County)
- Cole Pond (Enfield, Grafton County)
- Connecticut Lakes 'Trophy Stretch'
- Connecticut River main stem — NH/VT boundary
Frequently asked questions
- What special fishing regulations apply at Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County)?
- Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County) carries one special-regulation overlay that overrides New Hampshire's statewide 2026 rules. It reads: "NHFG fly-fishing-only pond — fly fishing only; no petroleum-powered motors, electric motors limited to trolling speed (vs the statewide all-legal-methods default); a North Country brook-trout pond." Every overlay on this water body is listed in full above.
- Do I need a fishing license to fish Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County)?
- Yes. Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County) is in New Hampshire, so a valid New Hampshire fishing license is required just as it is anywhere else in the state, issued by New Hampshire Fish & Game Department (NHF&G) — Inland Fisheries Division + Marine Fisheries Division. The special regulations on this page change the bag, size, slot, or gear rules for Clarksville Pond; they do not waive the license requirement. Free-fishing days and youth exemptions follow the statewide New Hampshire rules.
- Do Clarksville Pond (Clarksville, Coos County)'s special rules replace New Hampshire's statewide limits?
- Only where they conflict. New Hampshire's statewide 2026 regulations apply on Clarksville Pond by default; the overlays above replace the matching statewide rule for the species or gear they name, while everything not specifically overridden still follows the statewide rule. When a water-body rule and the statewide rule disagree, the water-body rule wins.