Phillips Pond

Rockingham - New Hampshire


  • 2 catches

  • 31 followers

  • spots

There is a lot of shoreline cover like downed trees that make for exciting largemouth fishing. There are some fair sized fish also in the three to four pound range. Smallmouth are also present in the deeper areas. Access is form Seely Park off of 21A. No ...

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Phillips Pond Fishing Reports

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  1. Richard Poirier
    - Phillips Pond

    2.5lb smallmouth Big Island

  2. Richard Poirier
    - Phillips Pond

    Nice 3.5lb

  3. John McCarthy
    - Phillips Pond

    Details: 14 oz. 11 in. Largemouth Bass with a worms

    Small and skinny

  4. John McCarthy
    - Phillips Pond

    Details: 1 lb. 7 oz. 14 in. Largemouth Bass with a top water frog

    Skinny and small but put a nice fight

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