With more than 11 million visitors each year, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited park in the country. Blue-liners--anglers who seek solitude off the beaten path find large brown trout and native brookies. With abundant hatches and predictable fish behavior, you’d think the fishing would be easy, but it isn’t. Mountain anglers are tacticians of the short rod and the short cast due to the Smokies’ tangled rhododendron forests. However, these challenges are not without reward. If you start down those cobalt-ink paths, it may well be a long, long while before you shake loose of their grip....MORE

False Albacore may be the fastest, strongest gamefish you ever hook with a fly rod. Learn here where to find these inshore speedsters and how to catch them....MORE

Shenandoah old-timers know spring is the best time to fish these rivers. Sparked by warmer water temperatures, the trout awaken from their winter dormancy, and feed on the heaviest mayfly hatches of the year. Learn from Harry Murray how to catch these Appalacian jewels as well as how to tie his famous Mr. Rapidan fly....MORE

Flies and tactics for the Tellico River, one of the largest natural trout streams in the southeast....MORE

Dave Whitlock has a love-hate relationship with the White River and its 100 miles of tailwater trout fishing. Find out how to be successful here, and how this fishery could be made even better....MORE

The world's best year-round places to throw a fly at tailing redfish....MORE

Learn from Tom Earnhardt how to avoid stingray injuries and how to treat the wound if you have a painful encounter....MORE

False Albacore may be the fastest, strongest gamefish you ever hook with a fly rod. Learn here where to find these inshore speedsters and how to catch them....MORE