r/bluelining

Beautiful day in the backcountry, and quite a few hungry fish.

Boalsburg, PA - Got over a dozen strikes, mostly on stimulators.

Great rod. I’ve had the rod for years, I’m the original owner. Time to move it along I’ve got too many rods around. Outstanding dry fly rod. Great condition.

This was from the day I posted a little bit ago. Just can't mix videos and pictures.

On the first trip, I believe I lost a 12-14” brookie or brown further upstream. Hoping to find it again. Looked like a brookie. Only seen one fry for certain in this one swimming in the shallow ripples

Tons of chubs of Rosyside dace. The brookie most likely are further upstream. Plan to walk it all day to make the full trip next time

Also new net is so nice for small fish

Did some fishing in the NE Adirondacks. Good times with a restored early-1900 Montague. Did we find brooks or is this a brown?

Took a solo trip through Northern Nevada this weekend to explore and fish. This drive was to connect 2 points of interest, but had no idea it would be so scenic. This creek wasn't even on my radar, but what a treat to find some native redband hanging out under the overhang. One of my favorite blue line pulls ever.

Always enjoy this creek. Nothing of much size, but the creek side sedges isn’t something I see that often and in this quantity.

I know this sub is for blue lines but I wanted to share these gems from a “Blue Dot” adventure this weekend. 4 brooks on a soft hackle variant I tie. Incredible small lake!

Most of the water did not hold trout, but I found a few.

Was driving way out somewhere I'd never been and stumbled across this small brook, hadn't seen a car in over ten miles so figured I had to try.

Well worth the hike and time, it was loaded!

17 total this morning on a foam beetle. Water is getting low and clear in the Jemez Mountains.

New Mexico

I was in the stream for almost three hours and while hiking back on the trail, it only took 5 minutes to get to where I got in at.