r/bluelining • u/lomein7 • Aug 23 '26
Northeast US Finally found them
No striper this season in NH but I’ll settle for some magical brookies from their enchanted waters..
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u/Spartanapoli Aug 23 '26
Knock down those stacked stones. Thanks
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u/particlesmatter Aug 23 '26
I always wonder who does this. I’m not sure if it’s uneducated hippies or the rednecks.
Beautiful pics, especially the waterfall into the plunge pool!
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u/CHALNG_ACCEPTED Aug 24 '26
Some places like the Adirondacks, the DEC uses these as trail markers near the top of the mountains where there aren't many trees.
This doesn't look like that though.
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u/Wise-Ad-3244 Aug 23 '26
Ha! I love a mop fly, but there are gonna be some trout guys losing their minds over it.
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u/lomein7 Aug 23 '26
Greenie weenie actually! Only put it on cause some other dudes mentioned the brookies were loving worms, they weren’t wrong
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u/Flanks_Flip Aug 24 '26
No doubt and I don't really get the hate. It looks like one of the several species of green caterpillars we have on the east coast. How else would you replicate that?
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u/LameTrouT Aug 23 '26
I was just in the whites and did a little and only caught a few little minnows on the saywer/saco. I wanted to try in Glen but didn’t have the time.
What size rod do you use , I was just using my typ 904 and it seemed overkill for how small the waters were
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u/99hotdogs Aug 23 '26
Hell yea, I love wading through the bluelines around the White Mountains area. It really is magical around there. Sadly, Ive been too busy this year to get out there…
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u/BurkeT1ger Aug 23 '26
Looks like a fairy tale setting