Where We Fish

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Stone Mountain State Park, Wilkes County NC.

 Stone Mountain State Park offers some the most best fishing in the area. From the stocked trout waters of the East Prong of the Roaring River to the cool headwater streams filled with an abundance of wild brown and rainbow trout Stone Mountain State Park has something for all anglers.

Mitchell River Wilkes County NC. 

 The middle section is classified as a Delayed Harvest stream with its waters being stocked through the fall and spring with multiple trout species. This section is highly productive and the fish respond well to natural bugs with prolific hatches taking place year round. This river will bring out the dry fly purist in you as fish in this river are more than willing to accept a topwater offering.

Yadkin River Surry/Wilkes County NC

 Bass Bass BASS oh my. Yadkin river has the best smallmouth and spotted bass fishing the area has to offer. From the headwaters to the tailrace waters this fishery will not disappoint from not only the the size of the fish but the shear number of fish willing to take your bait. The fishing in this river is best from April-July.

Tuckaseegee River , Bryson City, NC

The tailwaters river begins in the higher peaks of Western North Carolina from several tributary streams and unseen branches which merge into two forks that are dammed by Cedar Cliff Lake and Bear Creek Lake. The dam discharges cold water to provide trout with a perfect ecosystem throughout the year. The cold water creates a natural habitat for trout year round and especially through early fall through early summer.

Discover the serene fly fishing spots in Banner Elk, NC, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. Banner Elk is renowned for its abundance of wild trout streams, a paradise for anglers seeking a pristine and challenging fishing experience. The high-elevation, spring-fed streams of this region maintain a cool temperature throughout the year, making them a perfect haven for trout even during the warm summer months when lower elevation streams become too warm for fishing.

Boone, NC, nestled in the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, is a vibrant town that offers an exceptional backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly those with a passion for fly fishing. Renowned for its scenic beauty and abundant wildlife, Boone provides access to some of the best trout streams in the eastern United States. The region's cool, fast-flowing waters are home to a variety of trout species, making it a prime destination for fly fishers year-round.