North Carolina Trout Stocking Program
Check out all of this great information about the stocking program in North Carolina. Hopefully this info helps you have the best chances of fishing around Boone rivers and streams. After reading, you should know when to fish, where to fish and what to fish with. Did you know? The High Country North Carolina trout […]
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Julian Price Memorial Park: Your Complete Guide to Guided Fly Fishing in North Carolina’s High Country *Expert local guide reveals insider secrets for consistent trout success at one of Boone, NC’s most scenic fishing destinations* Julian Price Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Looking for **guided fly fishing trips Boone North Carolina** that combine stunning […]
Fall Smallmouth Bass Fishing Vacation Ideas
Looking for the perfect fall getaway? Early autumn is prime time for VA smallmouth fishing, especially in the clear, cool waters of the Appalachian rivers. With the leaves changing, the weather cooling down, and bass feeding aggressively before winter, fall offers some of the best fly fishing for smallmouth you’ll find all year. Whether you’re planning […]
Explore Banner Elk, North Carolina: Your Premier Fly Fishing Destination
Are you dreaming of a scenic adventure fly fishing in Banner Elk, NC? Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Banner Elk is one of the best destinations in the Southeast for anglers seeking wild trout, smallmouth bass, and unforgettable mountain views. Whether you’re casting for the first time or you’re an experienced […]
Mid-Winter Update: What to Expect in January & February
Productive Winter Tactics for Trout Fishing This time of year, anglers can expect productive nymphing with large flies, especially when using a BWO trailer nymph. Streamer fishing is also becoming increasingly effective. For those seeking the thrill of a big catch, trout in the 20 to 30-inch range are in play. On some days, a […]
Best Time To Fly Fish The Watauga River
he best time to fly fish the Watauga River for trout depends on various factors, including the season, weather conditions, and the specific preferences of individual anglers. However, there are some general guidelines that can help anglers plan their fly fishing trips on the Watauga River. Get a general breakdown below or contact our team of guides […]
Watauga River Fly Fishing
Nestled within the Southern Appalachian region, the Watauga River emerges as a veritable haven for fly fishing enthusiasts, renowned for its pristine waters and thriving trout populations. This exploration delves into the river’s unique attributes, from the famed tailwater section in Elizabethton, Tennessee, to its origin in Boone, North Carolina, and the journey through Watauga […]
Watauga River Water Release Schedule
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Tailwater generation schedule refers to the planned release of water from dams in a controlled manner, specifically in the tailwater section of rivers. You can check the release schedule at www.tva.com. Click on lake levels then choose your dam. Schedule is posted around 3 pm daily. In the context of the Watauga River, which […]
Late Fall, Early Winter
WINTER SHOTS AT BIG BROWN TROUT! Winter fly fishing in Tennessee rewards patient anglers with crisp, sunny days and hungry browns. From Christmas through March, the South Holston and Watauga rivers light up with nymph, streamer, and even dry-fly action. Better yet, boat traffic stays light, so you often have the water and the big […]