Currently, all the streams in the park are flowing well above a normal level and stained. Give them some time to drop and clear. Good hatches have been taking place but the water temperature is down and you may find lots of cripples. Flies listed below are for the current time. To purchase flies for a trip at a later date you need to call… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: April 08, 2025
Currently, all the streams in the park are flowing near a normal level and clear. We have received four good catch reports from customers fishing this past three days. Good hatches are taking place. Flies listed below are for the current time. To purchase flies for a trip at a later date you need to call Perfect Fly at 800 594 4726 or email them… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: April 05, 2025
Currently, all the streams in the park are flowing at a normal level and clear. The weather will be getting much warmer and the hatches are already taking place. Flies listed below are for the current time. To purchase flies for a trip at a later date you need to call Perfect Fly at 800 594 4726 or email them at sales@perfectflystore.com providing them the… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: April 01, 2025
Currently, all the streams in the park are below a normal level and safe to wade. The overall weather is getting warmer and the hatches should pick up very soon. Flies listed below are for the current time. To purchase flies for a trip at a later date you need to call Perfect Fly at 800 594 4726 or email them at sales@perfectflystore.com providing them… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: March 30, 2025
Today, all the streams in the park are still all near or at normal levels and safe to wade. Flies listed below are for the current time. To purchase flies for a trip at a later date you need to call Perfect Fly at 800 594 4726 or email them at sales@perfectflystore.com providing them the dates you plan to fish or you can select a… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: March 18, 2025
Today, all the streams in the park are still all near or below normal levels and safe to wade. Regarding hatches be advised that Quill Gordons, Little Black Caddis, Little Brown Stoneflies and Blue Quills to hatch, the water needs to average 50 degrees or higher for a few, say 4 or 5 days in a row. It should be doing that by this weekend… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: March 1 2, 2025
The mountains in the park are beautiful and are all covered with snow; however, that isn’t a good thing when it comes to catching trout. The snow has to melt and the resulting cold water will keep the streams colder than that preferred for fishing. Today, all the streams in the park are all near or below normal levels and safe to wade. Just for… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: March 07, 2025
All the streams in the park are all near normal levels and safe to wade. Just for information regarding hatches be advised that Quill Gordons, Little Black Caddis, Little Brown Stoneflies and Blue Quills to hatch, the water needs to average 50 degrees or higher for a few, say 4 or 5 days in a row. It has done that in some of the lowest… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: March 02, 2025
All the streams in the park are all near normal levels and safe to wade. Just for information regarding future hatches be advised that In order for the Quill Gordons, Little Black Caddis and Blue Quills to hatch, the water needs to average 50 degrees or higher for a few, say 4 or 5 days in a row. Remember, our fly selection shown below is… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: February 23, 2025
The streams on the Tennessee side of the park are all near normal levels and safe to wade. Those on the North Carolina side of the park are still high but may could be waded safely with extra caution. Just for information regarding future hatches be advised that In order for the Quill Gordons, Little Black Caddis and Blue Quills to hatch, the water needs… Read More »Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Report: February 20, 2025