Welcome to the Winni board! Lots of info here on trolling & such. If you don't find what you are looking for in current posts, you can look in past posts, or ask. There are usually plenty of people offering to help. From Maine, I would think the Wolfeboro Town launch may be the closest, but there are others around.
Richard
Welcome to the board. Roberts Cove Basin boatyard should be close for you. Five miles North of Alton circle on route 28. Costs $15 but never crowded and easy to use. Wolfboro town docks are fine this time of year, but you have to park quite a ways from the docks. How ever you fish Sebago should work on Winni. Good Luck, Cal P.
Early spring the fish are still lethargic until we start to see the temps nearing 50 degrees. Early try trolling live smelt lip hooked through the top nostril in between both nostril openings. ( this allows the bait to swim feely and will not kill the fish) Troll slowly at .5-1.0 allowing the live smelt to swim with the boat. Flat lines or a color or two of lead should do the trick. Be sure to use some nice light leader I love the Tatsu 6# test for Winnipesaukee. Don't be afraid to run your flat line way back behind the boat what I do is I tell my clients is to “run the flat line way back once it's there put it out even further.” This is especially true on flat calm days! This is a great Lake with some nice fish. Just remember use a rubber net always have your pliers ready for action and nearby, keep the skinny hook wounded fish for the Grill and let the big ones go and most importantly enjoy yourself.
