You'll find Martin Wetlands in Hollis. It's a fishing pier. Martin Wetlands is operated by Hollis Conservation Commission. Closest alternative: Martin Meadow in Nashua (under 1 mile).
| Type | Fishing pier |
|---|---|
| Address | Hollis, NH |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
| Managed by | Hollis Conservation Commission |
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Martin Wetlands is in Hollis, New Hampshire. There is no street address for Martin Wetlands in our data, but the map pin marks the launch itself.
Fees for Martin Wetlands are not in the map data; small local ramps are often free, park and Corps ramps often are not.
Plan on needing one: Martin Wetlands follows the normal New Hampshire license rules.
It's operated by Hollis Conservation Commission, who also posts any closure notices.
Martin Meadow in Nashua (under 1 mile), Sanderson Lot in Hollis (under 1 mile) and Naticook Boat Ramp in Nashua (2.6 miles).
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