MAINE - Life in the Slow Lane
Tom Welcome to the site, you will have full access to the forum in a moment.
Again Thanks for coming and I think you will really like this site. Great bunch of guys.
See Yah
Lee
Good to have you aboard Tom. I'm sure we can help you find some new territories to fish, as we seek them out ourselves.
We enjoy helping people out here, and look foward to your participation in our conversations and stories.
Theron
Hello Tom welcome to Lee's fishing site. Great bunch of folks here form all walks of life. All age groups to. Some young and some not so young . They know who they are 
As Theron said there are good folk here willing to share the way. You won't find a bad egg among the group. He said it best in another post. We are family brothers with rod and reel. Best damn group of men you will ever come across. Jump right in join in on the conversation. Looking fwd to what you might add. Dave V
Hi Tom. Welcome to the family 
Few hundred years of collective experience on here so no matter what pops up somebody has info on it.
My best Striper was 40 pounds 3 ounces, Wechmere Harbor down on the Cape
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!
-- Tom
Tom
You up for a day of fishing in the White Mountains this late spring or early summer, just give a shout and we will do it.
See Yah
Lee
Hi Tom
As usual, I am 2 days behind.....WELCOME ABOARD.
RIght behind ya stephen 
is it cause you live in another time zone 
either way right behind you . 
Tom i don't know who these guys talk to and see on here but i wonder where all the good guys really are 
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just kidding we get along well, share lots of stuff,(pics and viedos) and get information when the chance to do such research arises . i fish a little bit and have a few good areas for trout . just moved to current location but slowly learning the good spots i will figure some good ones out one day soon and should have you along to hook some trout . 
Excellent.. A quick update, and typical of my "luck"..
Spent a couple of hours reading through trip reports/articles on here and came to the conclusion that Rocky Branch sounded like a great spot to start with and do some follow-on research, etc. Long story short, after some more research I ended up visiting the AMC online map area and discovered that the southern section of the Rocky Branch trail has been closed since the hurricane last fall. I'll keep an eye out to see if things progress once we get a little deeper into the spring.
Last fall I started having trouble with my shoulder and bought a tenkara rod. I used it exclusively over the winter and have had lots of fun with it. I mostly use it indicator/nymph fishing (far from the traditional tenkara methods) but think it would be a great tool for fishing the White Mountain streams. Since it collapses down on itself and doesn't need a reel, it slips right into one of the side pockets in my backpack.
-- Tom
Hi,
I primarily fly fish for striped bass in the saltwater, but recently have started fly fishing for trout in the fall in Southern New Hampshire. I found the forum while looking for information on fly fishing opportunities in the White Mountains. I did some car camping/hiking last summer and would like to expand my horizons a bit and try some backcountry fishing/backpacking this summer. I've already read some of the articles and reports from the main page and have scribbled out a page of notes for future research.
Thanks,
-- TomS