Moore Reservoir fishing: Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout
Target species: Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout
Boat: 5 ramps and launches on file for this water.
Start here: Launch at Dodge Hill Boat Launch.
The reservoir
Moore Reservoir covers 3,308 acres in New Hampshire, across Grafton County. It is a reservoir: 90.4% of it is 110 feet deep or less; the deepest point measured is at least 120 feet (36.6 m). Our records hold 6 species for this water. 41% of the water lies in Vermont.

Depth and bottom
Deepest measured point: at least 120 ft (36.6 m). That is the deepest contour line: the bottom goes deeper. 90.4% of the water is 110 feet or shallower. We hold 40 depth contour lines for this water.

- 0–10 ft: 22.3% of the water
- 10–20 ft: 9.3% of the water
- 20–30 ft: 8.3% of the water
- 30–40 ft: 8.9% of the water
- 40–50 ft: 9.9% of the water
- 50–60 ft: 7.6% of the water
- 60–70 ft: 5.3% of the water
- 70–80 ft: 5% of the water
- 80–90 ft: 5.8% of the water
- 90–100 ft: 4.1% of the water
- 100–110 ft: 3.9% of the water
- 110–120 ft: 9.6% of the water
Stocking: 3,159 fish in 2026
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department records list 3,159 fish released into this water in 2026.

- Rainbow Trout: 2,159 in 2026
- Brown Trout: 1,000 in 2026
2 target fish, led by Rainbow Trout
- Rainbow Trout — Feeding water: 50–65°F.
- Brown Trout — Feeding water: 50–65°F.
Also recorded here: Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass.
5 ramps and launches on this water
On this water we hold 5 boat ramps and 1 shore access point.
- Dodge Hill Boat Launch — restrooms. Littleton.
- Moore Dam Visitor Center — restrooms. Littleton.
- North Littleton Picnic Area — restrooms. Littleton.
- Pattenville Picnic Area — restrooms. Littleton.
- Pine Island Boat Launch — restrooms. Littleton.
Shore access for bank fishing
- Moore Dam Picnic Area — restrooms. Littleton.
Fee and opening hours are blank for all 6 places in this list: a blank means we hold no such field, not that it is free or always open, and this list may not be complete.
Water and conditions
Our water temperature readings average 70°F; they do not cover the whole year, so this is not a yearly average. pH averages 6.7. These readings span 2017–2021. The latest reading is from 2021, more than three years ago: read these numbers as history, not as the water today.
What is hard here
Only 5 public ramps are on file, so the launch decides where you fish.
Where this data comes from
- NH GRANIT — NH GRANIT: depth contours: class A, a survey of the bottom.
- Webster, K.E., McCullough, I.M., Soranno, P.A. LAGOS-US DEPTH v1.0, EDI, doi:10.6073/pasta/64ddc4d04661d9aef4bd702dc5d8984f (CC BY 4.0); Cheruvelil et al. LAGOS-US LOCUS v1.0 (EDI) — LAGOS-US DEPTH v1.0: Lake depth for 17,675 lakes in the conterminous U.S.: class B, a depth figure measured and published by an agency, without a bottom map.




















