Took my 1wt for a ride! Found this monster cutthroat in one of my favorite bluelines in Colorado that I am still exploring.10mo ⋅ JDM3CO ⋅ r/bluelining
Went without fishing for 6 months due to work and got back a few weeks ago and caught the biggest wild bow I’ve seen in WNC11mo ⋅ Wnc_outdoors ⋅ r/bluelining
What a surprise! Found this 14 beauty in a blue line. Largest ever from here.2yr ⋅ JDM3CO ⋅ r/bluelining
Warmwater blue line to start the year off right. This longear sunfish took a tiny foam terrestrial pattern2yr ⋅ labourundersun ⋅ r/bluelining
Westslope Cutthroat on a split-cane rod. Caught and released from a high country stream, Little Belt Mountains, Montana.1yr ⋅ Lute_Low ⋅ r/bluelining
My graduation present to myself: Beaver Meadow 2wt with some add-ons1yr ⋅ Tootboopsthesnoot ⋅ r/bluelining
From another sub. Northern Michigan (Gaylord) tons of blueline streams in the area. Looks pretty fishable to me....2yr ⋅ hbgwine ⋅ r/bluelining
This Wisconsin blueline was chock full of chubs and pumpkinseed, but someone told me there were brookies in the one deep pool. Looks like they were right! Caught on a tiny pink nymph.1yr ⋅ labourundersun ⋅ r/bluelining
Here in Northwest Nebraska our creeks and streams are incredibly overgrown and access is a PITA. I’m curious if anyone shortens their line for situations where even a roll cast is difficult anywhere on the water?9mo ⋅ BranBranPhotoMan ⋅ r/bluelining
For small water situations, I inadvertently invented the Creek Cleat. Sacrilege to some, but certainly a lot of fun for pocket pulling trout on mountain streams and creeks. Cowboy Tenkara.2yr ⋅ Joshua-H-Doolittle ⋅ r/bluelining
Secret spot #116, aka “Stairway to Heaven”. NorCal 3000’ elev. Seems like a million miles from its famed downstream section. Up here the casting is tighter, the fish slightly smaller, but there are just as many rattlesnakes to be found along its banks. As always, if you know it, you know.2yr ⋅ hbgwine ⋅ r/bluelining
Hope I'm not breaking any rules.. What do yall think about urban blue lining? No alpine streams nearby, but the sweet tea ain't bad.3yr ⋅ hunt_fish_love_420 ⋅ r/bluelining
Caught this one by surprise from a tiny creek just outside of Los Angeles3yr ⋅ RiverLegendsFishing ⋅ r/bluelining
Question on top of this lil guy. Do you use a mono rig or normal fly line when blue lining? I use mono just curious about everyone else.1yr ⋅ Nsorice ⋅ r/bluelining
Took a gamble and skipped a good hatch on my favorite river to try something new. It paid off.3yr ⋅ nottaprodigy ⋅ r/bluelining
As promised, a larger Trout from the tidal stream. I went at high tide this time. Not sure if its a Salter trout but the water tasted salty to me. Also PB Brook trout.3yr ⋅ colinhd27 ⋅ r/bluelining
Beginner here, can you guys ID this trout? Can’t really match its spots and fin colors. Caught in Southeast MN.1yr ⋅ sjjameson512 ⋅ r/bluelining
Checked out a little creek a mile from the house that I've never given much thought to. What a fool I've been.4yr ⋅ dryfly307 ⋅ r/bluelining
Last fish from the Adirondacks a few weeks ago, switching over to bluelining in the Catskills next week. Stay safe everyone!4yr ⋅ Troutcandyandy ⋅ r/bluelining
Greenback (at least a hybrid) cutthroat in a 4ft wide blue line just southeast of rmnp.4yr ⋅ scaryterrance ⋅ r/bluelining
Super dark rainbow out of a tiny trickle, amazing how much they vary in little blue lines5yr ⋅ copperstateonthefly ⋅ r/bluelining
Brookie from a 2ft wide Montana blue line rambling along an access road. Supported the local cutthroats and cooked this guy up for a backcountry lunch!4yr ⋅ EyeOfSol ⋅ r/bluelining
A 3 mile hike in late July led us to a blue line full of bows that hit like they’d never been fished4yr ⋅ McTurd_Ferg ⋅ r/bluelining
Small mountain stream that eventually flows into the Coosa river. Red eye bass!4yr ⋅ ostrich696911011 ⋅ r/bluelining
Managed to land this beast after 45 minutes and going into my backing 3 times. Fish of the day for sure.4yr ⋅ UncleIrohsSandal ⋅ r/bluelining
My state’s imperiled Southern Appalachian brookies just can’t catch a break...4yr ⋅ wrong_decade_ ⋅ r/bluelining
I love exploring these freshwater springs that flow into small trout streams.4yr ⋅ IowaTrout ⋅ r/bluelining
Tracked down some North Georgia natives in a new creek deep in the Blue Ridge WMA this weekend.5yr ⋅ kwalker1129 ⋅ r/bluelining
Landed this 11” beauty this evening in central PA. Probably found my new favorite blueline5yr ⋅ medguru87 ⋅ r/bluelining
Took the $25 plunge and bought a glass rod to hit the North Georgia bluelines with this fall.4yr ⋅ JRossMcIntire ⋅ r/bluelining
Tiny tiny blue line full of 10-12” pure strain Colorado River cutthroats...the trick is landing your fly through the overhanging grass...5yr ⋅ dryfly307 ⋅ r/bluelining
You catch your personal best wild brown in a state and TU managed southern brookie stream. Do you cull or no?3yr ⋅ wrong_decade_ ⋅ r/bluelining
Went off the beaten path to avoid crowded access points, and was surprised by a wild rainbow — rare in Maryland.4yr ⋅ nottaprodigy ⋅ r/bluelining
It was hard to choose which fish to post, but this one just had spectacular colors!! Native rainbow trout in the Idaho backcountry are hard to beat5yr ⋅ cadeno165 ⋅ r/bluelining
biggest guy i found while doing the overnight exploration of a stream in a deep gorge4yr ⋅ ShortTopic ⋅ r/bluelining
GSMNP produces yet again. A dozen of these fun guys today euro nymphing with my new 7’ 3 wt redington butter stick5yr ⋅ HuntFishBlacksmith ⋅ r/bluelining
Nice native bow u/cactuas caught today! I had a an awesome time fishing w him today and definitely recommend meeting up with fellow blueliners near you.5yr ⋅ a120800 ⋅ r/bluelining
Was gifted this beautiful old Orvis 6.5' 2wt. today, Only weighs an ounce. should be perfect for finding some hidden holes!5yr ⋅ coyoteHopper ⋅ r/bluelining
Still not sure how we got wild rainbows on the East coast, but they’re every bit as fun to throw a stimulator at as brook trout in a blue line.3yr ⋅ nottaprodigy ⋅ r/bluelining
Love that BL is a thing... I've been made fun of so much for preferring to fish tiny questionable trout streams even during salmon season5yr ⋅ pearly-everlasting ⋅ r/bluelining
8.5” Brookie out of a 5.5’ wide stream. Beats a 5lb bass any day of the week!5yr ⋅ screech94 ⋅ r/bluelining
Just got introduced to this sub. I think I've found my corner of reddit5yr ⋅ Bigtony1775 ⋅ r/bluelining
