The Saco River is a pristine waterway that begins in New Hampshire's White Mountains at Crawford Notch and flows approximately 136 miles southeast through New Hampshire and Maine before emptying into Saco Bay in the Gulf of Maine. The river offers diverse fishing opportunities in its crystal-clear waters, with the upper sections providing excellent cold-water fishing and the lower sections transforming into a productive warm-water fishery. Known for its scenic beauty and abundant fish populations, the Saco River provides anglers with a tranquil and rewarding fishing experience set against the backdrop of lush forests and rolling hills.