By admin, on March 25th, 2012
 With nearly two weeks of 70 degree weather in early March, I figured the small wild streams would begin to heat up. I was not disappointed. I fished for about three hours and caught over a dozen fat rainbows. I really can’t complain for this time of year. The water levels are fantastic as well. Hopefully . . . → Read More: Early Spring Wild Rainbows
By admin, on August 2nd, 2011
Here are a few images from my last trip to the South Holston. The sulfurs were pouring off around 2:30. I managed to hook a few right from the bank. My best pattern was a size 16 . . . → Read More: Great Sulfur Hatch on the South Holston
By admin, on July 8th, 2011
Got a quick Brook trout fix this past weekend. Nothing big, but lots of small eager brookies to fill out the day. The recent rains have the upper reaches of a lot of these Western NC stream in good shape for this time of year. If we can just keep up the rains through August, we . . . → Read More: Brookie Fix
By admin, on June 18th, 2011
My fishing buddy caught his largest small stream brown to date. This fish came out of one of the smaller streams we fish and a stream we were targeting brookies on this . . . → Read More: Small Stream Large Brown
By admin, on May 22nd, 2011
I fished the South Holston in eastern Tennessee on Saturday looking to try out some new Sulfur comparadun patterns. The Sulfurs were a no show, but the BWOs were out in sporadic hatches. I caught 8 browns and 2 rainbows in about three hours of fishing. If you are heading that way, make sure you . . . → Read More: South Holston BWOs
By admin, on May 16th, 2011
Fished a local wild blueline this past Saturday with my son and had a ball. The high dingy water had the rainbows looking up and we had a great evening. We even managed to dodge the thunderstorms and stay dry above the waist. Caught all the fish on a EHC size . . . → Read More: High Water Rainbows
By admin, on May 8th, 2011
I hit the South Holston tailwater in Tennessee yesterday and the blue wing olives poured for most of the day. Especially around 11:30 am. I managed to hook about 8 wild browns and a handful of rainbows . . . → Read More: Blue Wing Olives on the South Holston
By admin, on April 25th, 2011
With the good stream flows and 80 degree temperatures, I had to hit another wild stream this Easter weekend. I set out with intentions of trying a local Delayed Harvest, but the warm weather had lots of others with the same idea. Rather than fight for a rock, I hit the trail to get away from . . . → Read More: Spring Browns Part Duex
By admin, on April 22nd, 2011
With warmer weather finally getting a foot hold here in the NC mountains, I decided to hit up an old reliable wild stream. The risers were still slow, but we did manage to get in some top water action. As a bonus, the thunderstorms waited just until we got back to . . . → Read More: Spring 2011 Browns
By admin, on November 25th, 2010
Hit the local delayed harvest waters to get a fix. The fish were stacked in the holes and a bead headed PT was the ticket. I caught a few on top with an EHC, but most were sub surface. It was a nice break from sitting in a . . . → Read More: Delayed Harvest Fix
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