From Large Streams to Blue Lines: Fly Fishing Cherokee and the Smoky Mountains

I spend a beautiful Spring day stream hopping from Cherokee up into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It was a nice combination of larger water leading up to some beautiful wild and native fish on smaller streams to end the day. Hard to beat such a beautiful day on the water!
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[@jamesbauman6338]

Excellent vid. Thanks for sharing.

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thanks so much! Thanks for taking time to watch!

[@yakinupfish632]

Great Video! I've been all over up there for years. Some great times.

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words. It’s a special area that’s for sure.

[@southernhood5145]

another good one

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thank you sir!

[@williamslaybaughjr.2331]

Beautiful and relaxing scenery. I truly enjoy your videos.

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thank you for the kind words and for taking time to watch.

[@awflyfishing]

really nice video! good work.

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@jimgollach6202]

Nice! I will be in the smokies in a few weeks trying for a smoky mountain slam as well. Enjoyed watching. 👍

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thanks so much! Good luck when you go. Should be a great time to be up there!

[@wnctarheel9626]

Hard to beat the beauty of the wild trout. Curious if the place you fished for the wild trout was off of the same road as the trophy water? If so I have fished the lower section and hope to get a little further up soon. 👍

[@ColbertOutdoors]

Thanks for watching! So true-what those wild fish lack in size, they make up for in beauty. Yes you can access that stream from the road that runs by the trophy water. Hope you’re able to make it up there one day!