Posts from the ‘Video clips’ Category
We managed to capture this on video over the weekend and thought there would be plenty of you who would like to see it. This is a bear cub at Tremont. His mother had already crossed the stream and he was somewhat less than enthusiastic about making the plunge, and we can understand. The water [...]
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It’s that time of year when we can expect to see brown trout spawing on shallow gravel bars anywhere from the Smoky Mountains to the South Holston and Watauga tailwaters. No other time of year allows a better time to see big fish. They don’t generally eat while they’re spawning and most anglers consider it [...]
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It’s the same old story every year. October in the Smokies is incredible with vibrant autumn colors, beautiful weather, rising trout, and plenty of fishermen on the river. Then when the calendar flips over to November most of the fishermen have called it a season but the color is still there, the weather is still [...]
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This month we tackle one of our favorite topics, fly fishing for brook trout in the Great Smoky Mountains. If you’ve never experienced this type of fishing this video will show you everything we love about it: phenomenal scenery, beautiful trout, rarely seen animals, and dry fly fishing.
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Here’s some good video of the tornado damage in Great Smoky Mountains National Park from April 27. This was in the northwest section of the park along Chilhowee Lake and lower Abrams Creek.
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We deal with some pretty rough access points on the Holston and Pigeon Rivers, but here’s something we’ve never done. From our friends at TroutHunter in Island Park, Idaho comes this video that shows what it takes to get on the Henry’s Fork in the early season. By the way, while we’ve been fishing the [...]
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We thought we should post this for you to see because this is going on in streams all across the Great Smoky Mountains right now. This is an excellent piece of work from Tightline Productions. Mayfly nymphs moving across the bottom of the stream as they prepare to hatch, then ascending to the surface. Enjoy!
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We’ve had a wet spring in the Smoky Mountains and East Tennessee and this has led to a few days of blown out streams, but fishing has been excellent for the most part. The large tailwater rivers have been too high most of the time for effective fishing, but we have found a few times [...]
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We got off to an early start with nice weather arriving in late February. It looks like we’re making up for it now since we’ve had quite a bit of rain over the last week or so. This has caused plenty of high water. The Quill Gordons started to hatch but the high water has [...]
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