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Fall Fly Fishing 2016

Fall Fly Fishing inside the Smoky Mountains Fall Fly Fishing in the Smoky Mountains Fall Fly Fishing in the Smoky Mountains is simply breathe taking! Fall leaf colors are popping everywhere as mother nature paints the landscape. While the leaves are at work turning more colors than a box of Crayons, the trout are also … Continue reading »

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Summer Fly Fishing in the Smoky Mountains!

The Fly Fishing during the Summer in the Great Smoky Mountains is amazing! We are blessed with year around Trout Fishing and the Summer time is the best time to fly fish in the Smokies for dry fly action! Everyone knows fishing with dry flies is the absolute most fun you can have with a … Continue reading »

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Winter Fly Fishing Trips

  Winter Fly Fishing in the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee can be a special cold weather treat! Gone are the maddening crowds of people roaming the trails and streams, and gone are the scorching temperatures associated with a typical southern Summer day. For the most part Winter in the Smoky Mountains are … Continue reading »

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Fly Fishing the Tuckasegee River

The Fly Fishing on the Tuckasegee River has been fantastic the past two weeks! The almost summer like temperatures have the trout in a feeding frenzy! Tons of aqautic insects are hatching, and you can see rising trout all over the river sipping Caddis, Quill Gordons, and Blue Quills from the surface. Stripping streamer patterns … Continue reading »

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