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We’ve been pretty slack about getting fishing reports up in a timely fashion. The reason is that we’ve been incredibly busy guiding. In fact, it’s been the busiest guide season we’ve ever had and we’ve been going almost non-stop since mid-March.
It’s been great to see all of our old friends this season, plus we’ve had a good number of new customers. Some have come from as far away as Michigan and New York.
Here are some of our favorite photos of Smoky Mountain streams and Tennessee’s tailwaters from the past few months. Looking back at these photos it’s hard to believe this only covers a few months. There’s been lot of water under the waders and drift boat. Enjoy!
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Wayne Stowers tight to a fish on Hazel Creek
John Emert caught this beautiful rainbow on a dry fly on a float down the Holston. Results may vary.
Beautiful colors on a Little River brown trout, Great Smoky Mountains Nat'l Park
Doug Sanders high sticks nymphs on Little River in the Smokies
Charity fishes Hazel Creek about 1/4 mile upstream of camp
Michael Kennedy hooked up during the Holston River caddis hatch
Colorful wild rainbow trout caught in the Smoky Mountain back country
A Little Yellow Stonefly, a.k.a. Yellow Sally, unfurls its wings on a midstream boulder
The Clinch River is back! Roundtree Collett shows off one of many nice trout he caught on a float.
Don't forget smallmouth bass! This is a nice 16" bronze back from the Pigeon River.
Perhaps Charity's best mayfly photo yet
Brook Trout in the water
Hazel Creek alarm clock. Gobblers along the creek early in the morning.
Hooked up once again on the Clinch
All alone several miles up the trail
Charity taught author Mary Alice Monroe the high sticking method at the Brookside Guides Women’s Fly Fishing School at Lake Logan, North Carolina
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Ian and Charity,
Thanks for the Pics!
Jeff and I enjoyed our trip!
Thanks
Phil Reiger