Category: Video clips

Snow But Good Water Levels in the Smokies »

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There was a good bit of snow here in the Smoky Mountains today and most of the roads were closed. We got a good bit of rain yesterday, but water levels didn’t rise as much as I expected they would.
Streams are easily fishable and water should be in good shape this weekend. [...]

Advice from the Guides Video Blog – Winter Fly Fishing on Abrams Creek »

This is the first installment in our Advice from the Guides Video Blog. We’ve decided to take what would have been an article in our newsletter and do it as a video. Watch for future installments to include casting tips, streamer fishing, nymph fishing techniques, and more.
This month we’ve focused on Abrams Creek, the best [...]

Video Clip From My September Trip to Yellowstone »

Our good friend Craig Langer from the FLyBOOK created this video montage of our fly fishing and camping trip to Yellowstone back in September.
You’ll see photos of the Lamar, Yellowstone, Madison, Gibbon, and Lewis Rivers. The video clip is from the Lamar River and the fish ate an Elkmont Ant.

Smoky Mountains Back in the Day »

Check out this classic footage of the Smokies from 1928. Keep in mind that this was several years before the creation of the national park. Take particular notice of the rural area in the shadow of Mount LeConte. Today that same spot is downtown Gatlinburg.
Hang on until the end. You’ll see some of the earliest [...]

Fly Fishing Video: Casting to Rising Trout »

As promised in my post from the other day, here’s some video from our float on the Holston River here in East Tennessee. There are some beautiful clips of rising trout.
Those of you have been with us and missed a good number of fish might really enjoy this. Charity hooks up more than I do. [...]

Video preview of spring fly fishing in Tennessee and the Smokies »

It’s been a long winter and we’re all itching to get back on the water. Here are a couple of video moments to help you remember what it’s like to be on the river when the sun is shining and the trout are rising.
The first clip was filmed by our good friend Carl Babcock in [...]