The Nantahala River Delayed Harvest is blown out. The Nantahala Powerhouse is offline and water is now being spilled from the dam. This is at a water level that’s too high to fish the delayed harvest section. The river below the powerhouse is probably pretty high as well although you might find a few spots […]
Video Clip From My September Trip to Yellowstone
Our good friend Craig Langer from the FLyBOOK created this video montage of our fly fishing and camping trip to Yellowstone back in September. You’ll see photos of the Lamar, Yellowstone, Madison, Gibbon, and Lewis Rivers. The video clip is from the Lamar River and the fish ate an Elkmont Ant. [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/7461568[/vimeo]
Water’s a Bit High, But the Weather’s Great
The water is still rather high after all the wet weather we’ve seen this weekend, but the weather is great. There wasn’t much fishing to be done yesterday so we drove over to lower Abrams Creek to just get outside and take a hike. We both speculated that we could row the drift boat down […]
Another Good Smoky Mountain Brown Trout
It looks like John Coley has some competition. John caught the best brown trout we’ve guided a fly fisher to in the Smokies last week. Today Charity was the guide and Julie Wattenbarger caught a superb fish on a Prince Nymph on the Oconaluftee River well upstream of Smokemont Campground. This fish was also about […]
More Fall Fishing Pictures from the Smoky Mountains
Charity and I have had a chance to download a few more photos off of our cameras and thought we’d share them along with a fishing update. It’s a wet day today, but it’s been rather light so far and we’re not anticipating any substantial rise in stream levels. At this point the biggest issue […]
Best Smokies Trout of the Year
Last week I took John Coley out for a day of fly fishing in the Smoky Mountains. John was about as enthusiastic as fly fishers get and I was eager to get him on the water since fish have been rising like crazy. Seriously, this fall has fished like spring as far as fish rising […]
First Snow of the Year Falls on the Smoky Mountains
It’s been a busy week of guiding here in the Smokies with another busy week coming at us fast – like less than 60 minutes, so no time to post photos. It feels like late November or even December now as we’re seeing high temperatures in the 50’s and over night temperatures as low as […]
Autumn Leaves Provide Colorful Backdrop for Fly Fishing in the Smokies
Fall colors are at their peak along the higher ridges and will only get brighter over the next week along the trout streams It’s been a wet couple of days in the Smoky Mountains and more rain is on the way, but fishing is still quite good. Up to this point the streams haven’t been […]
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