Posts by Taylor Klarman
South Holston River Trout Fishing: The Ultimate Guide
The South Holston River, located in northeastern Tennessee in the city of Bristol, is widely considered one of the premier trout fishing destinations in the United States. The river, which is fed by the dam at South Holston Lake, is known for its clear, cold water and abundant population of rainbow, brown, and brook trout.
Read MoreTrout Fishing in Winter: 8 Tips and Tricks
Trout fishing in winter can be an incredibly rewarding experience, despite the colder temperatures and the more challenging conditions. However, with our 8 practical tips and tricks for committed anglers, it will become downright easy to secure that winter trout catch. From selecting the right gear and flies that trout can’t resist, to different techniques and the best places for finding fish, our guide will help you go into battle prepared for the ultimate trout-catching adventure this winter.
Read MoreNovember Fishing Report
South Holston: Consistent water on the South Holston River has been premium with an average flow of 1300 CFS. The quality and quantity of fish has increased as spawning season is in full affect. It has been odd start to the winter months with great caddis hatches and the majority of fish being taken on…
Read MoreFly Fishing in Bristol, TN: An Anglers Guide
Fly fishing in Bristol, Tn is truly a one of a kind experience! Bristol is the Birthplace of Country Music and nothing goes better with country music than fly fishing! This picturesque location is home to some of the best fly fishing in the country, and is a popular destination for anglers from all over. It’s home to the South Holston River, which is known for its staggering wild brown trout population of 8,500 fish per mile! Not to mention the many mountain streams you can find nestled in the Appalachian Mountains. If you’re a new angler or you’ve been around for decades, Bristol has something for everyone! Below we will explore what makes Bristol, TN such an amazing place for anglers.
Read MoreOctober 2022 Fishing Report
Low water conditions, cold temperatures, and the beginning of pre-spawn made fish hard to find.
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