Fly fishing for brook trout at the remote and tranquil Scott Bog.
Scott Bog is a part of the Connecticut Lakes natural area and neighboring to the East Inlet Bog.
This 88acre shallow pristine body of water sets amid towering pines, fragrant firs and mountains in all directions. Welcoming fly fishing, bird watchers, wildlife photographers and picnickers, kayakers and canoers with a 1.5miles round trip, making it a great day!
Call Lopstick today to reserve your Cabin Accommodation’s or activity Rental Equipment – kayaks, canoes, row boats and Gear – fishing to jump start your adventure! Call 800.538.6659 or 603.538.6659
Directions
Take Route 3 north to East Inlet Road and turn right. At the wooden bridge turn left and continue until you come mile marker 3. Bear left onto a smaller, rocky road and drive for a quarter mile. You’ll pass over a small brook and come to a right turn into a small parking lot and a boat launch.
Vital Statistics
Surface Elevation 1,949 feet
Area 88 acres
Location Pittsburg
GPS 45° 12' 37.8" (45.2105°), 71° 10' 2.3" (71.1673°)
Average Depth State depth charts do not list average depth
Maximum Depth State depth charts do not list maximum depth
Fishing
Fly fishing for brook trout only, between April 1 to October 15. The limit is 5 fish or 5 pounds, whichever is reached first.
Suggested flies: Yellow Hornbergs, CDC Caddis, Griffith’s Gnat, Wooly Buggers, Bead-head Prince, Little Brook Trout
Recreation
Kayaking and canoeing, fly fishing, picnicking, bird watching, photography (especially at sunrise)
Amenities
Boat launches (Motorized Boats not allowed), beach for swimming
