Hidden gem of a wild trout stream

[Swattie87]

You mean the recent limestone which may be rip-rap or some other habitat project?

I did notice that. It means that, or near a relatively recently repaired or replaced bridge or prior minor landslide/washout. Again, not enough to even try. Nicely done OP.

 

[Trails and trout]

I’m flattered, but OP, very nicely done on all accounts. Not even gonna try to figure it out. But that’s a cool stream. It reminds me of one or two I know, but no way to confirm from those pics. OP, don’t PM me and tell me. I’d rather find it and think I found it on my own, or, if I know it, that maybe no one else does yet.

Haha, I’m not sure you’ll find this one. Since it’s not even classified as a cold water stream. Kinda over looked tbh

 

[sixfootfenwick]

Haha, I’m not sure you’ll find this one. Since it’s not even classified as a cold water stream. Kinda over looked tbh

 

[HopBack]

Swattie probably recognizes those rocks.

Mike can recognize a stream by looking at the rocks!

 

[Trails and trout]

It’s the conodoguinit

 

[Mikey2006]

It’s the conodoguinit

pretty sure the connie is more than "about 15 feet wide"

 

[Trails and trout]

pretty sure the connie is more than "about 15 feet wide"

Not the upper section

 

[sixfootfenwick]

Just be careful is all I'm saying.
It may seem impossible but based on things you posted here and things in the past, I'm sure I could figure out the stream if given 3 days to fish.

You would be surprised how easy it really is.

 

[Oregon_OwlII]

Better check your iPhone settings. It has existed for a while now.

Ugh. I can barely turn the phone on let alone check my settings.

 

[CRB]

Does it realy matter to hiding the stream?
All the streams in that area have wild fish.

 

[Swattie87]

Does it realy matter to hiding the stream?
All the streams in that area have wild fish.

If the OP wanted to hide it, then yes. That should be respected.