Smoky Mountains Trout Fishing

A short video of trout fishing in the rain and snow in the Smoky Mountains. See also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIiKPTaUiP0

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Smoky
• Mountains
• Trout
• Fishing
• Indian
• Creek
• Falls
• Little
• River

[troutuprof]

We were using small sinking lures. These work particularly well in the colder months.

[Houston8888]

@ 2:15 - it's a fish - only smaller!

[MandCFishing]

learn to fly fish, u feel closer to nature and you sometimes catch more depending on where you are

[bHuffy82]

Learn to fly fish...

[beckyhutchhottie]

It looked like those sinking lures worked particularly well! super weak vid, do us a favor, take it down

[MrGodismysavior]

Weak

[jessewask4]

I coming here for spring break and I was wondering if this river is any good, or if there is any other good fishing areas? Reply back if you can.

[Yoetah]

trout, yeah Wildcat Falls are on Slickrock.

I was using black gnats but the funny thing is I lost 'em all getting tangled in brush and such.

On the way back to the campsite I found a bare hook on the trail....lol, I wanted to fish so bad but had no more flies - so,

I cut a piece of piece off the drawstring of my warm-ups and burned one end, frayed it up a bit and stuck it on the hook...caught a fish the first cast...it was so big it fell off...lol...true story!

[troutuprof]

What do you catch them on in Joyce Kilmer? Are the falls you're talking about on Slickrock Creek?

[Yoetah]

oops sorry for the double reply...I thought the first one didn't post

[Yoetah]

Thanks Voltaire...I was sure schocked to see how much Townsend had grown (commercial).

When I return, I'll go south to Joyce Kolmer, Wildcat Falls and Mt. Hangover.

Wildcats Falls dumps into an incredible pool full of brownies.

I almost caught one as long as my arm...heheh

(it wiggled off the hook when I was reeling it in

;>)