Massabesic Lake - you'll find both species of bass, golden shiners and crayfish, along with brook and rainbow trout.  I love Massabesic.

Mendums Pond - a nice smallmouth and largemouth lake - you must pay a fee to fish.

Merrymeeting Lake -  both species of bass, landlocked salmon, and lake trout (touge) inhabit this lake. Smelt, crayfish, and common shiners are the basic forage. Very deep and clear so down size and use light tackle.

Mirror Lake - Tuftonboro - smallmouth bass, largemouth bass feed on golden shiners, crayfish and suckers.

Monomonac Lake  - both species of bass and golden shiners make this a nice lake.

  Moore Reservoir  - A great smallmouth lake with some largemouth present.

Newfound Lake - One of my favorites - both species of bass, landlocked salmon, lake trout (touge), and rainbows inhabit this deep, clear, rocky  lake. Smelt, crayfish, golden and common shiners make up the basic forage.

Northwood Lake -  a decent smallmouth lake and  largemouth present.  Very stained water so throw noisy lures.

Nubanusit Lake - both species of bass, landlocked salmon, lake trout (touge), and rainbows inhabit Nubanusit.
Smelt, crayfish, and common shiners are the basic forage.

Opechee Bay -  Located between Pagus Bay and Winnisquam, good numbers of largemouth and smallmouth feed on crayfish, smelt and shiners.

Ossipee Lake - Another one of my favorites - both species of bass, landlocked salmon, lake trout (touge), and rainbows inhabit this lake. smelt, crayfish, and common shiners are the basic forage.

Partridge Lake - Largemouth and smallmouth along with northern pike can be found here.  Common shiners, suckers and crayfish make up the forage base.

Pawtuckaway Lake  - this lake has nice structure for it's largemouth and a few smallmouth. A definite thumbs up lake.

Pemigewasset Pond  - A nice, scenic largemouth and smallmouth pond - close by to Wickwas. Crayfish and golden shiners are the prime forage.

Phillips Pond - a nice largemouth lake.