Date: September 15, 2020
Fall is right around the corner. Yes, we’ve almost made it through the last of the humid days of summer. The changing temperatures will for sure get the trout active and searching for their next big meal! October brings the opening of North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest (DH) streams. Our friends to the north have about … Continue reading “Fall Fly Fishing”
Date: July 28, 2020
At the time of this writing, our stream levels are flowing nicely. Afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms have helped immensely in keeping our flows up this year so far. It is getting hot though. Higher air temperatures will inevitably increase water temperatures as we continue deeper into the summer. Keep this in mind when … Continue reading “August Fly Fishing”
Date: December 19, 2019
As I write this article in early December, old man winter has been playing peek-a-boo with us lately. Just a short while back, we had temperatures in the teens. The other day we were in the 60-degree range. Hard to tell if he’s ever going to arrive. I’m certain though, that he’ll be right around … Continue reading “The Cold and Family Outings”
Date: November 11, 2019
The beauty of Fall has now left us as well as the crowds on the streams. Old man winter is perhaps right around the corner. This should change your approach to trout fishing as they will no longer be feeding on the surface. Keep in mind that we cannot be careless about the clothing we … Continue reading “Wintertime Fishing”
Date: September 13, 2019
I like to promote Georgia in most of my articles, but it’s hard to deny the outstanding work of the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission when it comes to their delayed harvest (DH) trout fishing program. Our friends to the north have about seven times more streams and ponds set up for DH fishing. Their … Continue reading “Fantastic Fall Trout Fishing”
Date: July 22, 2019
Terrestrial Time in North Georgia August is a great time of year to throw those big ole nasty dry flies. About anywhere you go to, up here in North Georgia, big dries will work from the smallest streams to even the Toccoa Tailwater. Look to be casting hopper patterns, beetles, Letort Crickets and the biggest … Continue reading “North Georgia Fishing”
Date: June 26, 2019
We are one of the oldest and most reliable Blue Ridge fly fishing guide services in Georgia. Floating and wading our streams and rivers 7 days a week and 52 weeks per year being closed only on Easter and Christmas. Our Guide/Outfitter permit allows us over 4,500 miles of fishable water in the Chattahoochee National … Continue reading “Fly Fishing North Georgia”