Small Stream Trout Fishing on the BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ต.ค. 2024
- BLO sneaks away from the daily grind to catch some native Brook trout high up on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Unfortunately afternoon thunderstorms ran us off the mountain but still got to catch some of the most beautiful fish.
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Enjoyed the video! Glad y’all are back at it!
Thanks for watching.
Nice work boys!
I have the 6 1/2 ‘ 2 weight S glass and I love it!
Thanks as always for sharing your adventures
That blue liner is a sweet rod and covers a lot of small streams.
Good to you back fellers. Great video.
Good to be back Larry. Thanks as always for watching!
Glad to see y’all back at it! Absolutely can’t beat the beauty of the fish and the scenery up there. Thanks for sharing!
Man I appreciate y’all watching. If you want hit us up in email and we can see about going fishing together. We can let Grant net all our fish. 😉😂
Haha I like it! That would be great-we’ll get Grant on board. Maybe we can make something happen this fall at some point. Keep up the good work!
Mad respect for you guys! I did a session in North Georgia yesterday and got my butt kicked! I got to experience getting stung by Yellow jackets and running for my life lol
All for Four Brookies lol...well worth it.
Them yellow jackets ain’t no joke. I hate getting stung by them. Glad you out there fishing though. It’s good for the soul.
Man been missing y’all’s videos. I can’t wait till water cools down here to get back on the natives. Definitely need to get JP on some southern Appalachian brook trout.
Gary we have fished getting to go fishing to make them. I still want to come get the tour of your backyard fishing.
We will definitely make that happen someday.
Nice fellas!
Did you all also have input on the 5 footer? What are your thoughts on it vs the 5 1/2?
Keep the great content coming.
I have fished with one of our friends 5 ft Rock hoppers and caught fish on it. 5 foot is great for small streams or even smaller flat water. The issue we run into with a 5 footer is the ability to keep line off the water when you are basically high sticking dry flies in small pockets. While 5 and 5.5 ft rods are niche rods for sure. In my opinion in NE GA and points north the 5.5 footer is easier to fish while still having a short rod for super small tight water. The 5 footer will do it for sure but you just reach limitations 6” sooner. Lol.
If you aren’t having to keep line off the water such as slow moving creeks in many places. The 5 footer will do the job without issue as well. It’s super capable casting wise and fighting fish.
Bottom line I am personally biased towards 5.5 foot small stream rods but 5-6.5 foot rods will do what you need 95% of the time. It’s that 5% that is the extreme one way or the other.
No doubt JP would enjoy southern Appalachian blue lining. He ought to drag Mark along with him.
Viking this was actually the area we were headed to. I will touch base and get that nailed down with you. I would love to see JP, Mark and Jeff crawling through the rhodo with us. Come on JP.
@@bluelineoutfitters3964 looks promising. We’ve had thunderstorms and cooler temperatures here. My favorite places are around 3,000’ in elevation so I’m probably going to hit one of them tomorrow. I’ve got the itch bad.
Send some pics. Give us some middle of week encouragement.
I'm crafting my email to JP right now.
Tell him we sent ya.
I did. You already know he loves you. Getting my rockhopper 5'6" s-glass soon!@@bluelineoutfitters3964
Lighting is a no go
Headed out Friday on my two week excursion to New Mexico and Colorado
Adam ain’t having it. I agree it’s not smart. Good luck on your trip. Send us some pics. We got a few weeks before California and Colorado in Sept. Can’t wait to watch a cutthroat eat a dry fly like it’s got all day to do it.
Bring J.P. SOUTH!!
Let’s chant it from hilltops. 😂😂. Thanks for watching Lavon!
It's been wet up here in CT. My usual streams have been running a bit high on average. On the other hand plenty of water going into fall. It should be really good. Been doing Tricos on the West Branch of the Farmington.
Definitely been a good summer for trout in the south. Y’all needed the water up there when we in the north back in May. Everything was low. I have fished some solid yellow sally hatches here in September before. We might get some Octoberish caddis but it’s definitely terrestrial season at the moment.
Hey Hamp great video as always I know you like to yellow sallies but what were you using this time? Seemed pretty effective
Kevin. I do like fishing yellow sallies but this trip was all about a black foam beetle. Which is literally nothing more than black foam folded over itself with a small piece of orange foam on top to see it. Deadly simple fly in late summer here.
Bluelineing in the smokies, cool. I'm surprised you didn't run into a bear. I will be cranking it up soon. I haven't fished much scene June, to hot for me. Enjoyed watching. 👍
Jim, crazy enough I have never saw a bear in the smokies. I know they are there and I see them a lot at my house in N. GA but I guess I am to loud and stinky to see one up there. Thanks for being a supporter of the channel.
Enjoyed the video! What landing net is that with the yellow netting?
That’s a hellbender net. They are handmade in South Carolina out of locally sourced bamboo. Pretty cool southern net company. JP Ross sells that net and you can find them on FB as well.
Awesome Thanks@@bluelineoutfitters3964
whooop whooop get em!!
Thanks for watching.
Enjoyed the video! Glad y’all are back at it!