Fly fishing Gatlinburg. Come fish with us in Gatlinburg, TN. We’ve been guiding these waters for over two decades now.

We offer 1/2 day, 3/4 day and full day wade trips. If you are interested in a flow just over an hours drive away are some of the best areas to float.

All equipment is provided at no additional charge on all of our trips. If you prefer you can also use your own gear. Flies are also included. Lunch is provided on all full day wade trips. Drinks and snacks on all 1/2 and 3/4 day trips. Come fish with us.

Fly fishing Gatlinburg

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Fly fishing Gatlinburg

Winter Fishing in Western North Carolina can be absolutely fantastic and provide anglers a lot less crowded streams. Some of our biggest fish have been during the winter months.

We offer wade and float trips all winter long. Floating can be a good option that will keep you a little warmer and dry for the day. Choose from our 1/2, 3/4 and full day options with all fishing gear included.

Wading trips offer more flexibility in areas to fish. We suggest any of the delayed harvest sections in the area (Tuckasegee, Nantahala and the West Fork of the Pigeon) are all good options. Cherokee can be really good too. If you are after wild trout maybe in the Smokies you need to pay close attention to the water temps. Anything around the mid 30s or lower will generally be a slow bite. Focus on the warmest part of the day when choosing these streams.

Here are some things to remember for our area when fishing in the winter. All state hatchery supported streams close on March 1st and reopen the first Saturday in April. Cherokee closes everything except the trophy section the last two weeks of March with opening day on the last Sat of the month. All delayed harvest and wild streams remain open all year.

When fishing in the winter either guided or alone it is recommended to dress according to the weather and water temps and always bring an extra set of clothes for those unexpected slips and falls. A good wading staff is also recommended.

Come fish with us. Call us at 828-587-HOOK or test or call 828-421-1767

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Winter Fishing in Western North Carolina

Fly fishing float trips on the Tuckasegee River are offered year round by our guides. Prime trout season is between October and early June. Sometimes the trout bite will stay good well into July. After the trout bite slows we shift our focus to smallmouth and spotted bass trips.

We offer trips on this river for all skill levels. We provide all the flies and necessary equipment including waders, boots, fly rods or spinning tackle.

The delayed harvest sections on this river are the heaviest stocked in the state. There is also a very healthy population of wild rainbow and brown trout in this river. A state record brown was once caught in the Tuckasegee River.

Fly fishing float trips on the Tuckasegee River

Come float the Tuckasegee River with us.
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Fly fishing float trips on the Tuckasegee River

Fly fishing in Cherokee North Carolina. Cherokee has a lot to offer when it comes to fly fishing. They have over 30 miles of stocked streams and a 2.2 mile section of fly fishing only trophy water. You will need to pick up a daily permit to fish these waters as your NC state license will not work. If you are fishing the trophy waters you will have buy a trophy water permit with your daily permit.

Cherokee stocks their waters weekly all year long so there are always plenty of opportunity to do well here. Many of the streams are also home to wild rainbows and wild brown trout. Check out upper Raven Fork, Bunches Creek or Soco Creek for the best areas to find these wild gems.

Fly fishing in Cherokee North Carolina.

Our guides love these waters and love to share them with our guests. Come let us show you what Fly fishing in Cherokee North Carolina is all about.

Call 828-587-4665 or call or text 828-421-1767

Fly Fishing Maggie Valley, NC. Maggie Valley is home to and close to some of the best fishing in WNC. You can wade for wild trout in the Smokie or catch trophy sized stocked trout in a nearby delayed harvest stream like the West Fork of the Pigeon or the Tuckasegee River.

Cataloochee Valley is just a short drive away from Maggie Valley. If wild trout are what you are after this is definitely the area for you. Several streams rum through this valley and are full of wild rainbows, browns and brook trout.

There is also a good chance you will see elk throughout the valley. This area has been home to a large herd since the early 2000s.

If floating for monster brown trout is more your game then head on over to Sylva, NC and the Tuckasegee River. Just a short 25 minute drive from Maggie Valley the Tuckasegee has something for all skill levels. It is best to float this river between early October to mid or late June. Summer months offer some good opportunities for catching smallmouth bass on the Tuckasegee River.

Come fish with us. Call 828.587.HOOK or call or text 828.421.1767

Fly Fishing Maggie Valley, NC

Fly fishing in Bryson City, NC provides some of the best fishing in Western North Carolina. Our lead guide Jason Cole grew up here and has fished these waters for over 40 years now.

Fly fishing in Bryson City, NC has plenty to offer for beginners to advanced anglers. You can fish the bigger Tuckasegee River for trophy trout which has a very productive delayed harvest section or you can chase smallmouth bass and other species.

You can also jump into a wild trout stream in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Noland Creek, Forney Creek and Deep Creek just to name a few.

Come fish with us and let us show you what Bryson City has to offer. Fly fishing in Bryson City, NC

Call 828.421.1767 or 828.587.HOOK

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Fly fishing in Bryson City, NC