Boating

A bill before the New Hampshire Legislature would add "spuds," lifts and other devices to state law prohibiting the mooring of boats without a permit. prohibiting mooring of boats without a permit.

Increased boat traffic during the COVID-19 pandemic has led to more recreation in a serene spot on the lake. Lakefront homeowners want the state to take action.

The boat, operated by Captain Bob Gibbons, siphons sewage from pleasure boats to keep Seacoast waters clean.

Vessel owners from Rye Harbor want action on what they say is a long-overdue dredging project.They’ll meet Monday night with state and federal officials…

Long-running efforts to expand public boat access on Lake Sunapee may be headed in a new direction.Officials with the New Hampshire Fish and Game…

A group of New Hampshire residents and sportsmen’s organizations is suing the Department of Environmental Services over boat access on Lake Sunapee.The…

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Commission is expressing "serious disagreement" with Governor Chris Sununu's decision to halt long-standing plans for a…

A new law is in effect this year that could affect anyone putting a boat into New Hampshire’s waters this summer.The law is intended to prevent aquatic…

Commercial fishermen in Northern New England face their fair share of challenges. Along with declining fish stocks and tight catch regulations, the…

While air temperatures having been warming across New England, the Coast Guard says water temperatures remain cold and potentially dangerous. Captain…