Below are the current dedicated Club Officers and Board Members with contact information if you need to get in touch. Our contact form will be delivered to all of these Officers and Board Members except for the Club Bookkeeper.

CONFIRMATION: You have submitted your information to the Londonderry Fish & Game Club Waiting List.  New Members are inducted the First week of January of every calendar year.

Please do not contact LFGC about where or what position one is on the wait list. We do not give out that information because to do so is both time consuming and difficult with the other tasks LFGC leadership is charged with.

LFGC Waiting list selection is always based solely on the number of available memberships available on January 1 of each new year.

If not seriously interested in Membership, Please do not waste our time. There are far too many people that want LFGC Membership.

Thank you,
LFGC Membership Committee

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE LONDONDERRY FISH AND GAME CLUB

THE WAITLIST FOR 2026 MEMBERSHIP WILL OPEN ON MARCH 1, 2025.

MEMBERSHIP TERM ~ Membership Term begins January 1 of each year and ends December 31 of that same year. Every year we will fill open membership spots of members who do not renew, so we never know how many open spots we will have each year. Open membership spots are filled from the wait list which usually opens March 1st and is open until we reach 200 people. This usually happens in less than 24 hours. FYI: The wait list is purged every year and does not carry over to the next year.  The Membership fee is a flat fee and not based on club use.  New club members joining are not pro-rated. Renewals will close on November 30.  Any member renewing after may renew up to December 31 with a $100 late fee.

REQUIREMENTS FOR MEMBERSHIP ~ The prospective member must be a U.S. Citizen, must be legally eligible to hold a Hunting License, a Fishing License or a Trapping License; Must not be a “prohibited person” to purchase, possess, use or have control of firearms or ammunition. Prospective member shall furnish proof of eligibility to a club officer by means acceptable.

The prospective member shall not be a member of any groups, organizations or special interests that advocate for Gun Control, Hunting Bans or such other advocacy that opposes the mission of Londonderry Fish & Game Club.

The first year of your membership is probationary and may be terminated for rule infractions, ethical and other concerns by the board and/or member vote.

Dues Fee Schedule

New Regular Membership***                                                                             $185.00

New Senior Membership (65+)***                                                                      $85.00

Membership Renewal w/ work party credit                                                   $125.00

Senior Membership Renewal (65+)                                                                   $85.00

Subject to change by member vote and review.

***New Memberships are subject to openings to meet the membership cap imposed in October 2024. The Membership cap is set at 2,000 members. Senior Members are exempt from work party participation credits.

**Special Junior Membership is for Junior members 16-17 years of age that have completed New Hampshire Hunter Education and have a valid Hunting License. This will enable them to make use of club facilities (with full consent of parents) but no guests will be permitted under this membership.

ACCEPTANCE OF MEMBERSHIP OFFERED ~ When a prospective member is offered membership in the Londonderry Fish & Game Club, and the prospective member accepts the membership, the prospective member agrees to be bound by all club facility use rules, policies and bylaws. 

Londonderry Fish and Game Club, Inc. is a not-for-profit private club and reserves the right to refuse membership to any person for any reason.

THESE NEW RULES BECAME EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2021

With nine (9) separate ranges, (two of which are Training Ranges) one simple set of rules to cover all ranges was no longer sufficient.  In the last three years, we have seen a sharp increase in range violations, rule infractions and unnecessary damage to the facilities. Most of it was confusion about rules. For example, some things are permissible on one range, but not on another. And yes, Some of it were 5%'ers who simply don't care.

Training Ranges are for use by qualified individuals only. Do not use without prior board approval.

• LFGC GENERAL RANGE RULES
• 25 AND 50 YARD UTILITY RANGE RULES
• 200 AND 400 YARD RANGE RULES
• 50 AND 100 YARD RANGE RULES
• SPORTING CLAYS RANGE
• ARCHERY RANGE RULES
• HUNTING, FISHING AND TRAPPING RULES
• LIST OF PROHIBITED ITEMS

NECESSITY FOR THE CHANGE

We've always taken pride in the fact that LFGC was the, "Model of Brevity," in that we don't have rules that reflect tastes and preferences of FUDD's or entrenched leaders. Our rules are rules of, "Utility," meaning, if they aren't necessary, they don't exist. We have continued with that philosophy and we've had member input at every stage.

GOALS OF THESE CHANGES

We sought to cut down on safety violations at the ranges. With a Single page jumble of rules, we were not confident people were taking time to read the rules. Others were just breaking the rules and expecting us to accept ignorance. This will change going forward. Our rules have never been overly demanding, nor do we as club leaders hound our members, Lording over and confront them when rules are broken. It's not our style and we won't have it. Inversely, these rules will be enforced.

OUR APPROACH

We decided that each range should have it's own specific range rules. We all know well there are some things that can be done on one range, but not on another. That confusion has caused folks confusion. The approach we utilized is the based on NRA Chief Range Safety Officer guidance. For those of you that are certified as RSO's You will recall from your training that there are three types of rules: General Range Rules, Site Specific (or Range Specific) Rules, and Administrative Rules. When we embarked on this endavor, we broke out rules that fit into those three categories.

Given how are rules were traditionally organized, We boiled them down to two specific categories for LFGC: General Range Rules and Range Specific rules.

GENERAL RANGE RULES. cover all the ranges. They deal globally with shooting hours, safety issues, and all aspects of a general nature that apply to all of our ranges. There are eighteen rules.

RANGE SPECIFIC RULES. deal specifically with the use of the particular range a member is on. On average these rules only number about 7-8 total. They contain specifics such as, "Tannerite use Not allowed on this range, but allowed on that range, etc." Each range will have a copy of each posted prominently.

NEW RULES. New rule adoption or current rule adoption was minimal. For example, LFGC no longer allows Tannerite use on the 25 Yard Utility Range; We've eliminated all shotgun use from the 200 Yard range (We tried it and failed...Seems some members cannot differentiate between slugs and shot...But we gave it a fair shake) We've added a whole set of rules for the Sporting Clays Range...Why? We had none, that's why. We have added another rule (administrative) prohibiting the climbing of the berms without prior Leadership consent. And, we've added a new rules about Hunting, Fishing and Trapping on Club property. Specifically, Tree stands being removed no later than April 15 of each year. Aside from those changes, all the rules largely stayed the same, save for some clean-up in how they were worded.

PROMULGATION. We had two readings of the rules and scheduled a special meeting of the general membership where each change was reviewed. Members present were able to comment and have input. At the end of the meeting, a motion was made and the rule modifications were adopted. The Rules are attached below. Simply click on the link heading title and the rules are in PDF form for downloading and printing. Additionally, A list of the prohibited items is included for purposes of review.

PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO DOWNLOAD THESE RULES IN PDF SO THAT YOU HAVE THEM.

• LFGC GENERAL RANGE RULES
• 25 AND 50 YARD UTILITY RANGE RULES
• 200 AND 400 YARD RANGE RULES
• 50 AND 100 YARD RANGE RULES
• SPORTING CLAYS RANGE
• ARCHERY RANGE RULES
• HUNTING, FISHING AND TRAPPING RULES
• LIST OF PROHIBITED ITEMS

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING MEMBERSHIP
IN THE LONDONDERRY FISH & GAME CLUB!

NOW THAT I HAVE SIGNED UP, WHAT COMES NEXT?

NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION

New Member Orientation is the basic process where we introduce you to the club facilites, review the range safety rules, policies and procedures for club use and issue you a Membership Badge and key upon completion. Orientation only takes roughly 2.5 hours and once completed, you will immediately be able to use all club facilities. Once a prospective new member enrolls, he or she must complete New Member Orientation. You will receive a seperate email when New Member Orientation is schduled. If New Member Orientation is not completed, the membership is rescinded and the waiting list is referred to for the next potential member.

Prior to NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION you may find it helpful to download and read the documents included below. They are the LFGC Bylaws & Range Rules.

ISSUANCE OF THE CLUB KEY AND MEMBERSHIP BADGE

The Londonderry Fish & Game Club is different from other clubs in the respect that we want our members to have a relaxed hassle-free place to shoot as often as they choose without all of the silly "political" rules frequently found at other clubs. The LFGC is a "model of Brevity" when it comes to rules. The rules we have focus on safety, courtesy and advocacy for Shooting Sports, Hunting and Fishing and the Second Amendment. While our rules are few and modest, we cannot and will not grant access or issue a club key until the New Member Orientation has been attended by each and every new member. You will receive the club Badge, Rules Bokklet & Key at New Member Orientation.

To determine that the member is not a prohibited person, he/she must present one of the following items as proof at New Member Orientation :

(1) A valid N.H. Pistol and Revolver License;
(2) A receipt from a federally licensed Gun dealer for the purchase of a firearm within the last three months and the receipt contains the name and address of the purchaser;
(3) An active and valid Notary Public/Justice of the Peace commission;
(4) N.H. Hunter Education valid and current Instructor Card;
(5) Professional Licensure where the State requires a criminal records check;
(6) Federal Firearms License (FFL) (Dealer);
(7) Class III documentation containing the prospective member’s name and address;
(8) Federal C&R License;
(9) Law Enforcement ID.
(10) Background Check through New Hampshire D.O.S

* NRA Membership is a material condition of membership as of July 1998, when it was voted on and passed at the monthly club meeting.  RESCINDED APRIL, 2022
* All new memberships are probationary for the first year of membership.

APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP SUBMITTED ON-LINE WITH PAYMENT

New members who submit on-line applications with the annual dues payment made by PayPal or Credit Card are charged and additional handling fee of $2.00 - 6.00

APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP SUBMITTED ON-LINE WITHOUT PAYMENT

New members who submit profiles on line without the annual dues payment will have fourteen (14) days from enrollment date to make full payment of membership dues.

LFGC BYLAWS | RANGE USE RULES |

MAP OF LFGC GROUNDS

Londonderry Fish & Game Club Physical Address: 5 Lund Street, Litchfield, NH 03052

Click the link below to view a semi-detailed map of the club grounds.
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MAP FOR DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Click on the link below to open a map illustrating driving directions to the club starting at Route 293, Exit 2/Brown Ave. The map's size may be reduced or enlarged by clicking on the map itself.

FROM ROUTE 101 EAST: AUBURN, CANDIA, RAYMOND, DEERFIELD

Merge onto Route 93 South.
Merge onto 293 North/101West.
Take exit 2 for the airport, Brown Ave/Rte. 3A.
At the bottom of the off ramp, go left (south) onto 3A for 1.2 miles.
At the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, BEAR RIGHT to continue South on Brown Ave/Rte. 3A. (Becomes Charles Bancroft Highway).
Continue for approximately 3.2 miles.
Turn Left onto Albuquerque Avenue at Hidden Creek Country Club for 8/10ths of a mile.
Turn left onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right.

FROM SOUTH ON INTERSTATE ROUTE 93 DERRY, WINDHAM, SALEM

Merge onto 293 North/101West.
Take exit 2 for the airport, Brown Ave/Rte. 3A.
At the bottom of the off ramp, go left (south) onto 3A for 1.2 miles.
At the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, BEAR RIGHT to continue South on Brown Ave/Rte. 3A. (Becomes Charles Bancroft Highway).
Continue for approximately 3.2 miles.
Turn Left onto Albuquerque Avenue at Hidden Creek Country Club for 8/10ths of a mile.
Turn left onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right.

FROM WEST ON ROUTE 101: BEDFORD, AMHERST, GOFFSTOWN, MILFORD

Merge onto the F.E. Everett  Turnpike (Route 3) South for 1.5 miles.
Take Exit 13-Raymond Wieczorek Drive/Manchester Boston Regional Airport
Merge onto Raymond Weiczorek Drive (.8 mi) toward Litchfield for 1.1 miles
Turn LEFT onto Roundstone Drive (.3 mi.)
Turn Left onto Charles Bancroft Hwy (Rt 3A South) for 3.3 miles
Turn Left onto Albuquerque Avenue at Hidden Creek Country Club for 8/10ths of a mile.
Turn left onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right.

FROM NORTH ON INTERSTATE ROUTE 93: HOOKSETT, BOW, CONCORD

Merge onto 293 North/101West.
Take exit 2 for the airport, Brown Ave/Rte. 3A.
At the bottom of the off ramp, go left (south) onto 3A for 1.2 miles.
At the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, BEAR RIGHT to continue South on Brown Ave/Rte. 3A. (Becomes Charles Bancroft Highway).
Continue for approximately 3.2 miles.
Turn Left onto Albuquerque Avenue at Hidden Creek Country Club for 8/10ths of a mile.
Turn left onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right.

FROM WEST ROUTE 111: WINDHAM, HUDSON, FREMONT, KINGSTON

Go right onto 128 (North).
Go left onto 102 (West). Continue on 102 for 3.2 miles to a set of traffic lights at West Road.
Take a right onto West Road for 2.4 miles.
Turn left onto Wiley Hill Rd for 2/10ths of a mile. (Wiley Hill Road becomes Hillcrest Road).
Continue on Hillcrest Rd for 1.8 miles.
Turn Right onto Albuquerque Ave for 1.3 miles.
Turn right onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right.

NORTH ON ROUTE 3- (F. E. Everett Turnpike): FROM NASHUA, MERRIMACK AND POINTS SOUTH

Continue North on the F.E. Everett  Turnpike (Route 3)
Take Exit 13-Raymond Wieczorek Drive/Manchester Boston Regional Airport
Merge onto Raymond Weiczorek Drive (.8 mi) toward Litchfield for 1.1 miles
Turn LEFT onto Roundstone Drive (.3 mi.)
Turn Left onto Charles Bancroft Hwy (Rt 3A South) for 3.3 miles
Turn Left onto Albuquerque Avenue at Hidden Creek Country Club for 8/10ths of a mile.
Turn left onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right.

SOUTH ON ROUTE 3- (F. E. Everett Turnpike): FROM CONCORD, BOW, HOOKSETT AND POINTS NORTH

Continue South on the F.E. Everett  Turnpike (Route 3)
Take Exit 13-Raymond Wieczorek Drive/Manchester Boston Regional Airport
Merge onto Raymond Weiczorek Drive (.8 mi) toward Litchfield for 1.1 miles
Turn LEFT onto Roundstone Drive (.3 mi.)
Turn Left onto Charles Bancroft Hwy (Rt 3A South) for 3.3 miles
Turn Left onto Albuquerque Avenue at Hidden Creek Country Club for 8/10ths of a mile.
Turn left onto Century Lane for 3/10ths of a mile.
Turn right onto Brenton Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Burgess Street for 3/10th of a mile.
Turn left onto Lund Street
Gate is 350 feet on right

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