Thanks Tony. Hope the flooding has resided and your getting back to normal

@@bluelineoutfitters3964 We are fundraising for the people in stress tonight in our wild game restaurant and already have two full sitting of over 80 people, its a good number .Should be a great night.Thanks buddy.

Thanks Larry. We appreciate your continued support. We consider folks like yourself part of our BLO family

Adam isn’t a professional photographer like some people 😉 but he gets lucky now and then. About time for another collaboration with ZachTfilms.

@@bluelineoutfitters3964 The 70° weather does make me miss a chilly morning on top of a mountain in Virginia, nothing beats that!

Nothing like them for sure

Christopher thanks for watching first and really I couldn’t give a better plug for JP than that. Thanks for taking time out to watch and comment. Hope you enjoy the rest of our content.

Dominic thanks for watching and the kind words. As a couple of nobody KZfaq guys we are excited to work with JP Ross on small stream fishing stuff as well as conservation issues for wild native trout across the east coast and the west.

John thanks for watching and we love fishing our JP Ross rods as well. A 16” brown on a 6’6” rod is always a blast ain’t it.

First we appreciate you watching. We fished eastern Oregon last summer and caught Redbands and Westslopes in the John Day area. The coastal Cutt is one of only 3 cutthroats I haven’t caught yet. Just haven’t made that coastal trip yet but hope to soon.

@@bluelineoutfitters3964 well let me know if you guys ever come to the mid coast of Oregon I can get you on some stuff! Maybe we could do a Collab video. But yeah I absolutely love fishing small creeks I understand some people are discouraged cuz it's more challenging but it's also a lot of fun!

If you aren’t losing a few you are being way to careful casting. 😂😂 Thanks for watching and the continued support

Deano thanks for watching. Appreciate the question. We often forget to mention the technical aspects of our tackle so I appreciate you asking. For most of the spring and summer we fish with Stimulators ( with or without rubber legs), elk hair caddis in various sizes and occasionally in the hottest part of summer with terrestrials like beetles and ants. I ( Hamp) fish with droppers in the cooler months a lot and use cooper johns, pheasant tails and Mirco mays mostly. Hopefully in the future we will focus more on our set up each trip and I also plan some small stream rigging/tips video.

Thanks gents!