15 thoughts on “Fly Fishing for Brook Trout in the Smoky Mountains – Advice From the Guides”

  1. R&R Fly Fishing says:

    We don't like to single out any one stream by name as they are pretty small and a constant stream of anglers can ruin the place for everyone. However, there are literally hundreds of miles of streams like this in the Smokies. Many streams are just like this with brook trout and waterfalls. Even those without brookies will have rainbows and browns but have a similar appearance. This has been a wet summer so many of these streams could be too high to fish.

  2. ravenfork sukie says:

    great video,better yet was your obvious world class brookie fish handling. you know your doing well whenyou letem go and theyjust kinda hang and slowly cruze off.absolutlely beautiful.yellarhammarcity.

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