Sumner Brook Fish Farm

Hello friends of Sumner Brook! We hope you are all safe and well. It is not an easy time for families and businesses all around the world - we hope you are finding ways to stay positive, be connected, and support each other. We are OPEN and are ready to fulfill your pond stocking needs!! Sumner Brook Fish Farm is a private trout farm located just s... outh of the Mount Washington Valley in Ossipee, NH. We raise the regions most beautiful Brown, Brook and Rainbow trout. We offer trout fishing on site on weeknds July through August. Sumner Brook Fish Farm has been a family owned and operated trout hatchery since 1987. Our fish are stocked for many derbys and clubs throughout the state of New Hampshire. Other than stocking, our fish are bought for consumption by local or visiting families that can't resist fresh trout for dinner! Pond Stocking : Stocking dates depend a lot on water temperature and weather. Generally stocking occurs in the Spring and Fall! Trout are known to be a sign of clean water. Ideally our fish want cold running water. A good trout pond is deep which holds cooler temperatures during the hot summer months. To check temperature for a trout pond, during a hot summer week put a thermometer a couple feet from the deepest point in the pond. From this spot it should be below 60 degrees farenheit. If your order requires delivery, fees depend on distance. Delivery fees start at 40$ and will vary depending on distance. Fish Prices by the inch: No License - No Limit! Rent our poles for 1$ or bring your own gear to use. Don't forget to bring a camera! Share your fishing photos on our facebook page! Stay up to date with new products and events - "Like" us today! Check out this unique look at our trout! We love the Fish Nerds! Check out their recent podcast featuring our farm HERE . Listen to the entire show HERE ! Pond Stocking Frequently Asked Questions: (We're working on it..!) Will Trout Survive in My Pond? Trout need cold (or at least cool), clean, high quality water with plenty of oxygen. They need ...Read More