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Don’t get stuck on one trout fly
Take plenty of different flies on every trout-fishing trip. […]
Articles by Robert Satterwhite
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Trout have a special allure to Carolina anglers
Anglers have a seemingly unlimited number of places to fish for mountain trout in the Carolinas. […]
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Tips for catching mountain trout in hot weather
Anglers are catching plenty of mountain trout in the Carolinas, but it takes a different approach than it does in cooler temperatures. […]
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Catch trout, sleep under the stars
Combining camping and fishing is a great way to make sure you’re as close as possible to your preferred fishing hole. […]
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Delayed harvest: Kids open trout wars
Kids get first crack at opening day of trout season, but they aren’t the only ones who enjoy catching these tasty fish. […]
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3 Carolina fishing streams that delight the senses
May is an ideal time to head for a mountain stream to target trout. Here are three steams that are excellent fisheries and excellent places to see scenery. […]
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Brown trout — kings of the trout world
Brown trout aren’t native to the Carolinas, but they thrive throughout certain waters in both states. Anglers shouldn’t be afraid to upsize their lure offerings when targeting browns. […]
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Enjoying those beautiful brookies
For thousands of years, brook trout had mountain streams to themselves. […]
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Cataloochee Creek is a real keeper
Few places exist where you can fish for trout with elk looking over your shoulder, and few streams in western North Carolina contain more brook trout than rainbows or brown trout. Cataloochee Creek in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is such a place. […]
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Don’t get stuck in a fishing rut
Trout anglers in the Carolinas have more options than they could fish in a lifetime, so they shouldn’t get stuck on just one or two streams. Winter is a great time for fishing these waters. They are less crowded, and the trout will still bite enough to make it worth a trip. […]