Hanging up the trout rod
Trout fishing and writing about it come to an end for author Bob Satterwhite. […]
Trout fishing and writing about it come to an end for author Bob Satterwhite. […]
Winter is a time of stark beauty in the mountains, a time when the dominant colors are blue, gray, brown and black, when streams run full and clear and icy cold and when a warm, sunny day is an event and a blessing for a trout fisher. […]
Anglers who hang up their fishing gear when the cold weather of late fall/early winter arrives are missing out on some of the best trout fishing of the year. […]
Some of the oldest trout flies tied in this part of the country are still some of the best on trout waters in the high country of the Carolinas. […]
Spawning brown and brooke trout accompany fall’s arrival in Carolina mountain streams. […]
Fish terrestrial patterns as close as you can to a stream’s banks, because when they naturally fall in the water, they typically don’t fall very far off the bank. […]
Social-distancing was a natural practice for trout fishers long before the Corvid-19 pandemic. If another fisher gets within seeing distance, it’s considered an intrusion. […]
Beginning around the middle of March and continuing through May, mountain anglers enjoy some of the year’s best trout fishing. […]
Nantahala Lake in the far-western North Carolina counties of Clay and Macon contains the usual assortment of gamefish — bass, walleye, trout and bream — but one exception makes it unique. Nantahala is the only lake in the Southeast with Kokanee salmon, a species more identified with far western and northern states. […]
When it comes to fishing for mountain trout in the Carolinas, Cherokee is the place to be this time of year. […]
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