Fall Trout Special

Fall Fly Fishing Special

Fall is one of the best times of the year to fly fish the Smoky Mountains. Cool mountain water, beautiful fall colors, and excellent trout fishing make October and November two of our favorite months to fish. We offer our Fall Trout Fishing Special near Gatlinburg, Sevierville and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, along with Cherokee and Bryson City, North Carolina, giving you convenient options on both sides of the Great Smoky Mountains.

Our 5-Hour Fall Trout Fishing Special gives you plenty of time on the water without taking up your entire day. Trips are private and tailored to your experience level, whether you’re an experienced angler or picking up a fly rod for the first time.

All fly fishing gear and equipment is included, along with lunch and drinks. No experience is necessary—we teach you how to fly fish.

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Fall Fly Fishing in the Great Smoky Mountains

Fall brings some of the best trout fishing of the year to the Smoky Mountains. As cooler nights begin to lower water temperatures, trout become more active and feeding conditions improve throughout the region. The mountains come alive with brilliant shades of red, orange and gold, creating the spectacular fall scenery that draws visitors to the Smokies each year. Those same fall colors seem to carry right into the streams, where wild Rainbow, Brown and Brook Trout show off some of their richest and most vibrant colors of the year. Surrounded by peak fall scenery and miles of beautiful trout water, there may be no better time to experience fly fishing in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Guided Fall Fly Fishing Near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge

Staying in Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge? Some of the best wild trout fishing in the Smokies is just minutes away inside Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Our guides take you beyond the busy streets and attractions and into beautiful mountain streams surrounded by some of the most spectacular fall scenery in the park. These waters are home to wild Rainbow, Brown and Brook Trout and offer everything from easy-access fishing to more secluded mountain streams.

Guided Fall Fly Fishing Near Bryson City and Cherokee

Staying in Bryson City or Cherokee? You’re surrounded by some of the finest trout water in the Southern Appalachians. Known as the Fly Fishing Capital of the South, Bryson City sits at the heart of an incredible variety of trout fishing. Our fall trips take advantage of the wild trout streams of Great Smoky Mountains National Park along with outstanding seasonal trout fishing throughout Western North Carolina. From small mountain streams surrounded by brilliant fall colors to larger rivers offering excellent opportunities for Rainbow and Brown Trout, this side of the Smokies gives our guides plenty of options to find the best fishing for the conditions.

Fall Delayed Harvest Trout Fishing

Fall also marks the return of Delayed Harvest trout fishing across Western North Carolina. Rivers such as the Tuckasegee and Nantahala receive large stockings of Rainbow, Brown and Brook Trout, creating excellent fishing and plenty of opportunities to catch fish throughout the day. Delayed Harvest waters are especially good for beginners learning to fly fish, while experienced anglers can take advantage of the number and variety of trout these rivers offer.

Learn to Fly Fish in the Smoky Mountains

Never fly fished before? No problem. Our Fall Trout Special is a great way to learn. Your private guide will teach you the basics of casting, reading the water, presenting your fly, hooking and landing trout. We provide all the fly fishing gear and equipment you need at no additional charge, so you can simply show up ready to fish. Our trips are great for beginners, families and kids, while still being tailored to experienced anglers looking to enjoy a great day of fall fishing in the Smokies.