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Guided Fly Fishing Trips on the Tuckasegee River

Posted on April 28, 2014 by jasoncole

Our guides have been busy over the past couple months guiding new and repeat clients all over Western North Carolina. One of our favorite and most productive areas is the Tuckasegee Delayed Harvest Section. Just a couple of minutes drive from the fly shop you will find one of the most beautiful and most productive streams in the Southeast. This section of river is roughly 5.5 miles and is stocked with close to 50,000 fish each year.

Massive Tuckasegee Brown Trout

Anglers who fish with us can choose from 1/2, 3/4 and full day wade or float trips on this section of rive. These trips run during the catch and release months between October and early June.

Hookers Fly Shop Guide Clint Holcomb with a massive Tuckasegee Brook Trout Spring 2014

Half Day Wade Trips are $150.00 for the first person and $60 for each additional person up to three people per guide.

3/4 Day Wade Trips are $190.00 for the first person and $65 for each additional person up to three people per guide.

Full Day Wade Trips are $225.00 for the first person and $75 for each additional person up to three people per guide.

Float trips are $250 for Half Day, $300 for 3/4 day and $350 for a full day per two anglers. If you are a single angler take 10% off the total trip price.

Big Tuckasegee Rainbow

This week the Tuckasegee Delayed Harvest will receive it’s fifth and final stocking before opening to catch and keep restrictions on the first Saturday in June. Now is the time to fish this beautiful river. Please feel free to contact us for wade and float trips. Large groups and children are welcome on any of our trips. Tight Lines!

Hooked up on the Tuck!

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Use the convenient form below to book a trip or inquire about our services and one of our employees will contact you in less than 24 hours to confirm the trip. In the message line list the type of trip, length, number of anglers and the date of the trip.

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Fly Fishing Float Trips in North Carolina

Posted on April 26, 2014 by jasoncole

We have been extremely busy so far this spring with guided wade trips and guided fly fishing float trips on the Tuckasegee River. Both high flows and lower flows have been producing some fantastic fly fishing over the past few months. During recent low water days we have been doing extremely well with dry flies and dry fly droppers. Royal and Yellow PMXs have been hot as well as various Elk Hair Caddis, Sulphurs, BWOs and more. Hot droppers have been Hares Ear, Frenchies, Guides Choice Hares Ear, Pheasant Tails, Rainbow Warriors, Just Add Water, Pink Squirmy Wormies, Eggs and more.

Big Tuckasegee Brown Trout on a float trip with Hookers Fly Shop guide Clint Holcomb.

Now is the time to fish this beautiful river. The Delayed Harvest will be good all the way through early June. After the first few weeks in June we shift our focus to Smallmouth Bass. We float several sections of the Tuckasegee as well as the Little Tennessee. If fly fishing doesn’t interest you we also offer spin fishing trips as well.

Big Brook Trout with Hookers Fly Shop guide Jason Cole.

We still have days available for both wade and float trips over the next couple of months. Give us a call or email to inquire about setting up a trip. 828-587-4665 hookersflyshop@yahoo.com

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Longtime repeat client Chuck G. with a nice Tuckasegee Rainbow.

We love teaching the sport to new fly fishers especially children.

“The mountains are calling and I must go.” – John Muir

Fly Fishing Guides for the Great Smoky Mountains

Posted on April 24, 2014 by jasoncole

Guided Fly Fishing trips in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers some of the best fly fishing opportunities in the Southeast. However, the fishing here can be extremely frustrating for most anglers but at the same time it can very rewarding.

Avery with a nice Hazel Creek Brown Trout on an overnight backcountry fly fishing trip.

There are dozens of streams in the Smokies and most of them are home to Rainbow, Brook and Brown trout. Some of the lower elevation streams even hold smallmouth bass. While a few of the streams have all three species of trout there are a few of the higher elevation streams that only have the Brook Trout or “Specks” as most of us locals like to call them. In fact, the brook trout that are found in these mountains are unique only to the Southern Appalachian Mountains. These fish tend to be much smaller than the more well known Northern Brook. This beautiful specimen is the only native trout to the area.

Brook Trout

On our guided fly-fishing trips in the Smokies you can do a half-day, ¾ day or a full day trip. All of these trips are wade trips and we provide all the necessary gear for a day in the Smokies. Full day fly fishing trips in the Smokies also include a stream side lunch.

Backcountry Fly Fishing Trip Spring 2014

If you are the more adventurous type Hookers Fly Shop offers overnight backcountry trips to the more remote locations of the park. Many of our overnight fly fishing trips are on Hazel Creek. We can hike in, boat in or even paddle canoes or kayaks in. Our backcountry trip leader, Jason Cole has plenty of knowledge and information about staying and playing in the backcountry. Jason has been backpacking and camping in the remote areas of the park since he was five years old that’s almost 30 years of backcountry experience. He has been leading trips professionally for almost 10 seasons now. If you would like more information about these trips please feel free to email or call.

Lake run Brown Trout on Hazel Creek

If you would like to book your fly fishing trip in the Smokies just send an email or call and speak to one of our friendly staff and we will be glad to help you plan your trip. hookersflyshop@yahoo.com 828-587-HOOK

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“The mountains are calling and I must go.” – John Muir

Overnight fly fishing trips in the Smokies

Posted on April 22, 2014 by jasoncole

This past week we got to share one of our favorite streams in the Smokies, Hazel Creek, with several new clients. On Wednesday and Thursday Hookers Fly Shop guide, Jalen Morton and myself guided beginner fly fisherman Charles W. for an overnight trip to Hazel Creek.

Despite being in the 20s overnight the weather was great and the fishing was really good. Charles quickly picked up on the fly fishing basics. We covered casting and the importance of presentation and the benefits of being stealthy on these mountain streams. Charles quickly put his first Smoky Mountain Brown Trout in the net and went on to catch several more nice browns and rainbows. Charles is planning four to five more overnight trips over the next year or so with some of his clients. We look forward to our next trip with Charles in June.

On Saturday and Sunday, Hookers Fly Shop guide Miller Watson and I guided father and son, Paul and Avery from Ohio. The weather was really bad the first day but we managed to get a beautiful lake run brown in the net. The second day was much better as far as the weather but the fishing was still slower than earlier in the week. 12 year old Avery put a nice lake run brown and a beautiful brown trout in the net. Overall a fantastic fews days spent in one of the most beautiful places in the Smokies.

Contact us if you would like more information on these types of trips or if you would like to book a trip. 828-587-4665 hookersflyshop@yahoo.com

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Beautiful Hazel Creek Brown Trout

Camping and Fly Fishing Trip on Hazel Creek Spring 2014

Enjoying a back country campfire on Hazel Creek 2014

Fly Fishing Charters for Western North Carolina

Posted on April 10, 2014 by jasoncole

We have been extremely busy so far this spring at Hookers Fly Shop and Guide Service. We have been taking new and longtime clients almost daily to many of the great fly fishing areas here in Western North Carolina. We have guided a lot of fly fishing float trips down the Tuckasegee Delayed Harvest as well as dozens of wade trips on the Tuckasegee, Nantahala, Cherokee Reservation, Western North Carolina Fly Fishing Trail and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Notable hatches over the past couple of weeks have been Quill Gordons, Black Caddis, Blue Wing Olives, Red Quills, Sulphurs and Midges. Check out our hatch chart for the monthly hatches for our region.

22″ Brown on a Tuckasegee Float Trip with Hookers Fly Shop guide Clint Holcomb

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of guiding new client Paul B. from Ohio. Paul put some nice fish in the net and just missed the Tuck Grand Slam. Hot flies were #10 Coffee/Black Marvin Stoneflies and #14 Orange Thread Frenchies and #14 Red Soft Hackles. Aside from the wind it was a fantastic afternoon on the water.

Beautiful Wild Rainbow on the Nantahala River with Hookers guide Jason Cole

Today, Clint and I were on the water with some new clients. He did a float trip with Joe J. from Georgia and I did a wade trip on the Nantahala DH and Hatchery Supported waters. Clint reports an absolutely fantastic day on the water with well over 40 fish put in the boat including the 22″ beast of a brown pictured earlier. Hot flies were #16 Pink BH Pheasant Tails, #16 Surveyors and #8 Coffee/Black Marvin Stoneflies. Most of the fish were pulled off the bottom and middle of the water column. New client Mike H. put several nice fish in the net including a 16″ Rainbow and a couple of beautiful wild browns and wild rainbows. Hot flies were #14 Black Caddis, #14 Orange Thread Frenchie and #8 Coffee/Black Marvin Stoneflies.

Release shot of a Nantahala Rainbow

We are looking forward to several busy weeks coming up with dozens of trips already booked. We will be headed out on wade and float trips and several overnight backcountry trips in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. If you are interested in booking any of these trips or any other trips that we offer please feel free to contact us. 828-587-4665 hookersflyshop@yahoo.com

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Fat Tuckasegee Brook Trout

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Guided fly fishing trips near Highlands North Carolina

Posted on April 8, 2014 by jasoncole

Hookers Fly Shop offers trips all over Western North Carolina, including the Highlands area. Just a short drive from Highlands is the Tuckasegee River, one of the best streams around. We offer both float and wade trips on many sections of this fantastic river, including the heavily stocked delayed harvest area. It is not uncommon to have days where 50+ fish are brought to the net on this section of river and it is highly likely that you will get the Tuck Slam here, all three species in one day. Guided fly fishing trips on the Tucksasegee offer a little something for everyone, from beginners to the most skilled anglers. We offer 1/2 day, 3/4 day and full day wade or float trips year round on the Tuckasegee River.

Longtime repeat client Chuck G. with a very nice Tuckasegee Rainbow

Other notable streams close to Highlands that we guide on include: The Whitewater, Chattooga, Panthertown Valley, Tanasee Creek, Scotsman Creek, Fowler Creek, West Fork of the Tuckasegee, Caney Fork, Mull Creek, Rough Butt Creek, Piney Mountain Creek, Cullasaja River and more.

Trophy Rainbow

Our guides will be happy to meet you close to Highlands if we are fishing in that area, or we can get geared up here at the Fly Shop on Historic Main Street Sylva. If you would like to book a trip with one of our knowledgeable, friendly guides please call 828-587-4665 or email at hookersflyshop@yahoo.com

Use the convenient form below to book a trip or inquire about any of our services and one of our employees will contact you in less than 24 hours. In the message line you can list the type of trip, length, number of anglers and the date of the trip.

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Jalen with a massive rainbow on the Cherokee Trophy Section

Big Tuckasegee Brook Trout

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Guided fly fishing in Bryson City NC

Posted on April 5, 2014 by jasoncole

Just a short drive from Bryson City, NC you will be one of the finest trout streams in the US. The Nantahala River is known the world over for its great white water action, and is a place that truly exemplifies a great trout river. The Nantahala River is listed as one of the nation’s top 100 by Trout Unlimited. It has also been featured in Eastern Fly Fishing and many other publications.

Release shot of a large rainbow in Cherokee, NC

The Nantahala above the power house is designated Delayed Harvest, this is a favorite among anglers because of the great action year round, and high fish counts. One can catch numerous stocked trout as well as wild trout, the excitement in this particular section is endless.

Fly Fishing Float Trip on the Tuckasegee River

Below the power house the river changes faces once again to an impressive tailwater fishery. This is the section of the river where the world class white water rafting and kayaking take place. The fishing is great year round in this section too, even during the summer months when the rafting is going on. The Nantahala here features many deep pools, numerous runs and riffles that hold truly large trout. Matter of fact the North Carolina State Record Brown Trout came from this portion of the Nantahala, weighing in over 24lbs 10 oz! Talk about putting a smile on your face! The Nantahala River is truly a place worth visiting while in Western North Carolina.

Jadon fighting a nice Tuckasegee Rainbow

Also, located just outside of town is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Just a few miles from downtown Bryson City you can find access to Noland Creek, Forney Creek and Deep Creek. All fine trout streams loaded with plenty of brown, rainbow and brook trout eagerly waiting to take a fly.

Nice Trophy Rainbow from Raven Fork

Also running right through the middle of Bryson City you will find the Tuckasegee River. We offer float trips on this section of river for smallmouth, trout, spotted bass, perch, walleye and more. This section of the Tuckasegee River fishes best from the spring into the late fall.

Dan with a nice smallmouth on the Lower Tuckasegee

Other notable streams just a short drive from Bryson City include: Ravens Fork, Oconaluftee, Tuckasegee Delayed Harvest, Snowbird Creek, Straight Fork, The Western North Carolina Fly Fishing Trail and many many more.

Beautiful Nantahala Brown Trout

Book a guided fly or spin fishing trip now. 828-587-4665 hookersflyshop@yahoo.com or use the convenient form below to book a trip or inquire about our services and one of our employees will contact you in less than 24 hours to confirm the trip. In the message line list the type of trip, length, number of anglers and the date of the trip.

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Guided Fly Fishing near Bear Lake Reserve

Posted on April 5, 2014 by jasoncole

Hookers Fly Shop and Guide service is just a short drive away from Bear Lake and Bear Lake Reserve. Our guide service covers much of Western North Carolina including the Western North Carolina Fly Fishing Trail, the Tuckasegee River, the Nantahala River, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Cherokee Trophy Waters and more. If you are interested in guided wade or float trips we have you covered. We specialize in begginer classes and trips for all newcomers to the sport and we even do overnight backcountry trips in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Jalen with a massive rainbow on the Cherokee Trophy Section

Hookers Fly Shop and Guide Service offers trips year round to wild and stocked streams for both trout and smallmouth bass. If you are looking for big fish as well as high catch rates the Tuckasegee River Delayed Harvest is by far one of the best streams in the Southeast. Book a wade or float trip here between the beginning of October through early June for the best fishing. Outside of the that timeframe we concentrate on other section of the Tuckasegee for trout and smallmouth. The smallmouth bass action on the Tuckasegee is usually best between April and early November.

Guided Smallmouth Trip on the Tuckasegee River

If you are looking for a wade trip that very scenic and off the beaten path then the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the place for you. We can drive to, boat to and hike to remote areas of the park for some of the best wild trout fishing in the South. We guide day trips on Deep Creek, Straight Fork, Bradley Fork, Oconaluftee, Kephart Prong, Noland Creek, Forney Creek and more. In some of the these streams you have a great shot at catching a Smokies Grand Slam (Rainbow, Brook and Brown). \

Beautiful Wild Brown caught and released in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Book your next fly fishing adventure with us. 828-587-4665 hookersflyshop@yahoo.com

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Fly fishing guides for Western North Carolina

Posted on March 24, 2014 by jasoncole

What a busy week here at Hookers Fly Shop and Guide Service. We had several wade and float trips out on the Tuckasegee River and wade trips out on the Cherokee Trophy Section on Ravens Fork. Hookers Fly Shop guide Clint Holcomb, Jalen Morton, Miller Watson and myself were out guided several new and repeat clients over last week.

Tuckasegee Float Trip

The Western North Carolina Fly Fishing Trail has been providing some fantastic fishing so far this spring. With the Hatchery Supported sections closed we are primarily focusing on the Tuckasegee Delayed Harvest and the Cherokee Trophy Section.

Release shot of a beautiful Ravens Fork Rainbow.

My trip to the Cherokee Trophy Section on Saturday was fantastic. Longtime repeat clients Dwayne H. and Scott B. put some big beautiful rainbows in the net. We even had the pleasure of watching a herd of about 20 elk cross the river just below us.

Release shot of a large Ravens Fork Rainbow

Scott with a nice Rainbow on the Cherokee Trophy Waters

Dwayne H. with a beautiful Ravens Fork Rainbow

Book your next fly fishing adventure with us. 828-587-4665 hookersflyshop@yahoo.com

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Fly Fishing on the Ravens Fork Trophy Section

Posted on March 24, 2014 by jasoncole

Guided Fly Fishing trips on the Ravens Fork Trophy area in Cherokee, NC. The nearby Oconaluftee River flows out of the Smoky Mountains National Park through beautiful historic Cherokee N. C. home to the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians. The Oconaluftee River is a freestone river that begins life high up in the Smoky Mountains National Park. Many small feeder streams make up this beautiful river, to form one of the largest rivers that flows inside park boundaries.

Release shot of a beautiful Ravens Fork Rainbow

Once outside the park, the “Luftee” as us locals refer to it, flows inside the Qualla Boundary where it’s waters are stocked with numerous healthy Rainbow, Brook, and Brown Trout. The Cherokee Indians are long know for taking care of their natural resources, and the Oconoluftee is no exception. The Tribe stocks the Oconoluftee River and other streams located on the Qualla Boundary twice a week, so there is no shortage on trout in the waters of the Oconoluftee. The Tribe does offer fishing permits, and the daily creel limit is 10 fish with no size restriction. The previous North Carolina State Record Brown Trout came from the waters of the Luftee weighing in at 15 lbs 9oz!

Big Ravens Fork Rainbow in Cherokee NC

The relatively new designation of the Cherokee Catch and Release waters on the Raven Fork offer yet another wonderful fishing opportunity. Fishaverage about 20 inches on this 2.2 mile stretch of water. Managed by Cherokee Fish and Game, the regulations are different from the state of North Carolina. Please be sure to visit out Regulations tab for more information.

Longtime repeat client Scott B. with a nice Ravens Fork Rainbow

Our lead guide, Jason Cole, is a member of the Eastern Band of Cheorkee Indians. Growing up in Cherokee, Jason has been fishing these waters since he was a young kid. He has a vast knowledge of the 30 miles of streams located on the Cherokee Reservation. From the smaller streams of Bunches Creek and Soco Creek to the larger streams of Raven Fork and the Oconaluftee, Jason has fished these waters for over 30 years. He has also guided hundreds of clients on these waters over the past 9 seasons. It would be tough to find a more experienced guide for these waters.

Release shot of a beautiful Cherokee Trophy Waters Rainbow

Outside of the trophy waters on Ravens Fork Cherokee has close to 30 more miles of stream to choose from. From the smallest stream, Bunches Creek to Soco Creek and the Lower Oconaluftee. Our guides cover all of these areas on our 1/2, 3/4 and full day trips.

Jalen with a massive rainbow on the Cherokee Trophy Section

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