I have had trouble getting much action out of trout due to the water temps/oxygen levels.

I have had results with dry caddis flies and grasshoppers, but does anyone have any suggestions for more arrows for my quiver?

I am open to nymphing, wet fly, streamer, dry, you name it.  

The frigging trout were so picky that I had to match the grasshopper hues to the real thing.  To catch the grasshoppers I had to run around a stream-side field in my waders, waving my arms and looking like I was doing some kind of tribal dance, having a seizure or getting stung by bees.

I have never fished NH, but I had some good results in MT last week fishing hopper droppers (i.e. a hopper terrestrial with a nymph tied off the hook).  My go to nymphs for trout are usually a Prince and a Pheasant Tail.

Thanks- I will try a combo dropper rig.  I have never done that.

kinda late to this thread but around here we have luck on terrestrials, grasshoppers, Chernobyls, fat alberts and mice. Chuck em at the bank and hold on.

J-