Named one of the top trout streams in the country, and rated as one of the Top 100 Trout Rivers in North America by Trout Unlimited, the Nantahala is that perfect trout fishing destination.
The Oconaluftee, considered “sacred waters” by the Cherokee, and known as the “Luftee, ” is a beautiful, freestone river that drops 2,000 feet over 10 miles.
This medium to large flow runs roadside and is hemmed in by private holdings, yet it is one of North Carolina’s most popular delayed harvest streams.
The Tuckasegee, known as the “Tuck,” originates around Cashiers and runs through Sylva, Dillsboro and Bryson City on its way to Fontana Lake.
The river offers every variety of trout water imaginable, from tight, high-elevation trickles that shelter native brook trout to well-managed hatchery-supported and delayed-harvest sections.
The guides at Cross River’s Fly Fishing are passionate about backcountry trout fishing and keep stream locations private to protect their wild character.
The Little River, flows through the scenic DuPont State Forest just outside Brevard before joining the French Broad River, offers a trout fishery that is both beautiful and highly productive.. Our private section of the river winds through the French Broad River Valley, surrounded by rolling farmland, creating a serene and picturesque setting for anglers.
The Mills River is located just a few miles west of the Asheville airport and its close proximity to town makes it a favorite among anglers visiting the area. The average size of trout here is around 17", with clients regularly netting rainbows over 20" and browns often exceeding 19" inches.
If you’re looking to catch trophy trout, this is one of the best rivers to catch true monsters! The Soque river in Habersham county Georgia is mainly privately owned trout water. We have exclusive access to some of the best water filled with trophy sized fish.
