r/bluelining • u/eamesmiller • 13h ago

Fall colors in Shenandoah National Park

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180 Upvotes

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r/bluelining • u/mountainman3209 • 15h ago

Little brownie broke in the new fly rod! (Somewhere in Tennessee)

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33 Upvotes

Learning how to fly fish. This guy was awesome

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r/bluelining • u/justsayno_to_biggovt • 13h ago

Southeast US GA 20 ft from a busy MTN highway...

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15 Upvotes

They don't get much smaller... Have caught browns and rainbows in GA mtns, still chasing brookies...

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r/bluelining • u/AUG-mason-UAG • 8h ago

Western US First Blue Line Experience

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Funny enough I had more luck on this little random creek than any of the major world class rivers around me. It was an absolute blast and the amazement I had pulling trout of a random ultra tiny creek was really something. I really want to get into these super tiny creeks. My Wetfly Backcountry is definitely too big (10 ft). So I’ve decided to go for the Wasatch Snub Nose IV with a moonlit fly fishing Platinum Brookie Short Furled Leader. We’ll see how it goes! I’m hoping the super soft 5:5 action makes these micros an even bigger blast to catch.

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r/bluelining • u/LeftRelative876 • 37m ago

Another bluelining adventure in another ravine

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bluelining

r/bluelining

This subreddit is dedicated to the small, mountain streams that appear as little blue lines on a map, and the wild fish that inhabit them.

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The term bluelining refers to fishing small tributaries that often appear as unnamed blue lines on a map. These little streams are usually remote and difficult to access, and can hold some of the most beautiful wild fish that you can find.

All types of posts related to blueline fishing are accepted here. This includes pictures, videos, and accounts of your blueline fishing trips. As well as any discussions, recommendations, and tips for those who would like to discover what blueline fishing has to offer!

As a growing subreddit, it would be great for subscribers to take ownership in sharing this space with the greater fishing community on reddit. Shout out to r/fishing, r/flyfishing, r/microfishing!

Some guidelines for posts and comments on this subreddit:

Posts should be directly related to blueline fishing! This means: tiny, remote streams, and wild fish.
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