Fly Fishing Curtis Creek Watershed off The Blueridge Parkway
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- In this webinar we explore the Curtis Creek watershed off The Blue Ridge Parkway, the history of the area including the Civilian Conservation Core (CCC) and some great bugs to help land those wild rainbow, brown and brook trout. So come along with us as we discuss this amazing watershed and several of the tributaries that feed into it.
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I'm in Nebo tonight headed into the Curtis Creek watershed early tomorrow as a result of this video. Looking for rainbow as my low hanging fruit, native brookie as the goal, and brownies as the bonus!!! Thanks for the insanely good guidance.
Have fun! Keep us posted
Fished it today for the first time, caught a few wild rainbows!
Great presentation! I grew up in Old Fort and have fished these creeks my whole life. These fisheries led me to start my guide service.
Hope to see you on the water one day.
We live in Swannanoa right now, and since moving to the area from upstate SC I have largely been fishing the Mills... and less so the Davidson, East Fork of the Pigeon and Curtis Creek here and there.
We are moving to Old Fort right around Christmas/New Years, and I plan to get to know Curtis Creek a lot better! I'd also like to explore the Catawba, but need some info on access and spots where I can wade since I don't have a drift boat. Any tips on where some good spots on Curtis Creek might be would also be helpful - I have mainly stuck to the portion that is near the parking area just a couple miles off 70, and the trailhead area and just haven't had much luck.
Also, you should plug your guide service! How can people get in touch with you?
@@jee7668 My guide service is The Catawba Angler
That is awesome!
@@wildbearings & @thecatawbaangler have either of you fished Mackey Creek on the Forest Service land?
love stories like this
Awesome podcast guys! I just picked the book up at Casters, can't wait to give it a read!
Awesome! Thank you!
Moses Curtis was my fifth great grandfather
Wow that’s awesome to know thanks for sharing that with us!
Things I like about your video is that your not stingy with showing roads and locations to fish. I’m also impressed that you show proven flies. Most of the fishing videos don’t show anything!
Thank you we try to balance the line… appreciate you taking the time to write this