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Fall spawn brings brown, brook trout to the forefront
Spawning brown and brooke trout accompany fall’s arrival in Carolina mountain streams. […]
Western NC
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Mountain trout require a special effort in summer
Summer conditions aren’t the best for catching mountain trout, but you can do it consistently with these hot-weather fishing tips. […]
Mountain Trout
Catching Nantahala River trout with Carolina All Out
Come along to the Nantahala River and catch the Nantahala Slam with Chris Douglas of Carolina All Out and fishing guide Justin Anderson. […]
Mountain Trout
Great trout fishing in the middle of Cherokee, NC
Catching quality trout doesn’t mean you have to hike deep into the wilds of western N.C. The waters that run right through the town of Cherokee provide plenty of fishing opportunities. […]
Freshwater Fishing
How to limit out during Delayed Harvest season
With North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest trout waters opening up this weekend, these tips will have you ready to limit out quickly. […]
Mountain Trout
Hazel Creek: Day 2 with Wild Fly Productions
Kick back and take in the sights and scenery as the crew of Wild Fly Productions tackles the hiking trail leading into Hazel Creek, followed by them catching wild trout in the bucket list location. […]
Mountain Trout
Hazel Creek trout fishing with Wild Fly Productions
Come along with Wild Fly Productions to see what it’s like to fish Hazel Creek, one of the most remote and scenic areas of the Great Smoky Mountains. […]
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Social-distancing on the Nantahala
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. […]
Mountain Trout
Delayed Harvest trout season will open on June 6
North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest trout season opener is June 6, 2020. Delayed Harvest waters include 34 streams and two lakes. […]
Mountain Trout
Restoring native brook trout with NCWRC
In this video, the NCWRC fisheries division shows what they do the help restore the Carolinas’ only native trout population. […]