Hello from a new member. I live in Nebraska and mostly fish here, but travel regularly to Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado to hike/backpack and fish. Locally I do mainly warm water species in still water, but there are some spots for stocker trout. Just caught the glass rod bug last fall so a bit new to this aspect of fly fishing, but since last fall I have been fishing a Scott F Series 724 almost exclusively for the area's stocker trout.

I live on Cape Cod and have fished strictly saltwater the last few years--I have an 18' center console and chase striped bass, bluefish, false albacore & bonito. I started fishing glass 8 & 10 wts a few years ago when I discovered how much fun it was to fish an UglyStik spin rod I kept as a "guest rod" on the boat. I started building rods a couple years ago also and currently fish North Fork Iconoglass 8 & 10 wts I put together. I love how they fight fish, and how durable they are.

I live in Boulder County, Colorado. I fish local streams and ponds for trout and panfish and venture out to the Gold Meadow waters all around the state several times a year. Rocky Mountain National Park is just up the road and the Big Thompson/Cache la Poudre isn't far away. I need to venture out of the state more.

I’m from Virginia where I work for the Department of Environmental Quality. I mostly fish blue lines in Virginia and North Carolina. This coming weekend I am heading to try some new water in PA’s Allegheny National Forest.

Beavercreek Ohio

I mainly fish the Mad and both Miami Rivers.

Lurker/occasional poster. I live in the Sierra in NorCal. I have always had glass rods. Currently only a 3 weight Fisher and a 3/4 Steffen . Lucky me-i have a blue line and a trout-filled reservoir walkable from our home.

I live north of Kansas city about about thirty miles.

I fish all over the state of Missouri.
I fish a lot of local lakes for bluegill, crappie, bass, and channel cat.

Mighty Missouri for big blues and flat heads.

And for trout.
I fish roaring river, Mauntak.

I'm always trying to fish water I've never fished.

I live in the Denver burbs and fish mostly streams w/in a 90 min drive of the house. A few times each summer and fall I'll wander further to try new places. I also fish some of the creeks in south central PA when I go home to visit. I caught this beauty earlier this month on the Breeches near Boiling Springs.

Tulsa, OK - fish ponds and lakes regularly and on happy occasions get to fish some river somewhere. But mostly walk about 400-feet away from my backdoor and fling a cast in one of a couple ponds and catch a panfish that I want to eat but end up tossing back.

I like to fish in the European high Alps, especially in Switzerland, as I am Swiss and live here. Switzerland is a small country, about half the size of Maine, with about a third (the Alps) uninhabitable. Still, almost 9 million people live here, so it's quite a crowd ;-)
We are feeling the climate change here and fishing in streams and rivers is not getting easier because of the too warm water in summer. There are fewer fish and they are in poor health. But in the mountains where the water still flows cold it's okay.
I posted pictures of my two Kabutos on the "Rod Photos" forum and someone asked about how I use the Kabuto 79345. One of my favourite areas for the 79345 is the Engadin, a high valley that is not only known for its extraordinary scenic beauty, but also enjoys worldwide fame as an excellent tourist destination. Here, nature, jet set and high culture have entered into a symbiosis for more than 150 years. Of course it is populated. But if you walk an hour away from the hotspots, you are immediately alone... Here are a few pictures to illustrate this. You can also visit the homepage https://www.engadin.ch/en/





and last but not least, this one is not from Engadin but also a nice place

Howdy everyone - I’m located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada range just north of Yosemite. I primarily fish small creeks for trout and hike in ponds for bass & sunfish. Had a lot of fun this summer going after small LCT on the east side & terrorizing small bass with my burgeoning wonderod collection.

Hi clues in the name, I live in Gloucester on the edge of the Cotswolds.
Mostly fish the local rivers and small streams for Trout and Grayling.
Lucky to be a member of the local club https://berkeley-fishing.co.uk/
If I have the time and travel further afield its the Monnow and its tributories or the Wye.