The NH Last Cast Club is a non-profit organization established to preserve and promote the Sport of Bass Fishing, to practice and promote sound environmental policies to conserve our natural resources, to promote youth and public interest in sport fishing and conservation, to work for an abundant, healthy, and self-sustaining bass fishery; to act as an effective voice for the advancement of bass fisheries, to communicate effectively with organizations that have an impact on the sport of bass fishing, and to support local, state and national agencies and organizations whose objectives are to conserve and manage our national resources.

Our goal is to provide a fun, competetive and safe environment for you to fish in.  We are a team based club and focus our fishing on the bodies of water that make southern New Hampshire a great place to fish for bass. 


Congrats to Rich Metivier and Mark Barron for their win on Winni.

What a great finish to a great year.  Everyone had a good time and there were some great bags brought to the scales.

Coming in 1st was the team of Rich Metivier and Mark Barron.  Rich and Mark were very consistent.  They brought a 4.05 LM to the scales on Day 1 and a 3.25 SM on Sunday to anchor their winning bags.  They had the big bag of the weekend - 14.78 on Day 2 - to help secure the win.  Their winning weight of 27.10 lbs is a new Last Cast Club record for the TOC.  Awesome work guys.

Second place went to the team of Rick Landry and Keith Snyder.  Rick and Keith continued their late season consistency with 2 days of solid fish with the Saturday lunker LM of 4.30.  Their 2 day total of 25.58 was anchored by a 13.89 Day 2 bag.  Nice work.

3rd place went to Bruce Ottman and Les Townsend.  Consistency was the key for the TOC and these guys did.  It didn't hurt that they also had a 5.88 LM on Day 2 (what a beast) to anchor their 2 day total of 23.73. They were only 1 week late to get the Lunker for the year - I think they may be a force for 2012.  Good job.

The Lunker SM went to Scott Doughty and Al DeLeo with a 3.61 smallie.  This held up for both days, unfortunately, Scott and Al did not. 

We had 15 boats at the TOC (14 of the 16 member boats were there as well) which made for a real fun event.  If anyone knows anyone looking to join a the club, let Jamie or Dan know.