Lots of bugs on the Watauga tail water. Some of the best hatches I've seen in years are currently happening on the Watauga. Overlapping with the cicada hatch is just the icing on the cake. The dry fly bite early has been great and nymphing throughout the day has been putting some quality fish in the net.
With the occasional cicada eater thrown in it's a good time to be on the water. call or text 828 719-1543 to book your trip
Watauga River
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Cicada bite is starting on the Watauga tail water. The bigs are looking up as cicadas start to hit the water. The bugs are finally here. If you want to fish big foam in the southeast here's your chance. Call 828 719-1543 to book your trip
The nymph bite on the Watauga has been on for the last week or so. Bug activity has been sporadic but the fish are chowing. The lower river has decent numbers of quality fish but you have to work a little harder for the eats. The upper has been productive but the average size is smaller but it's a great place to learn the fundementails.
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Watauga river is firing up. Plenty of bugs coming off. Caddis are tapering off in the lower river but sulphurs are taking their place. The middle river is still seeing some grannom and sulphurs. The midday nymph bite has been fantastic and there is good potential for some dry fly fishing in the afternoon into the evening.
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High water on the Watauga has been fishing well considering the lack of any bug activity. Fish have been eating a variety of flies and are primarily feeding in faster water with a little depth. Grannom caddis are not far off in the lower river and if big rains can hold off for a week we should have favora conditions to fish the hatch. Mid month is typically the sweet spot, so any day now it could be on. Call or text 828 719-1543 to book your trip
Things are starting to pick up in Tennessee. As we move into April and slightly warmer water temps bugs are getting active and so are the fish. The bigger bugs are on the menu and the fish are eager to feed. If conditions remain stable and rainfall stays moderate you should be in for a fantastic spring bit.
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Spring is rapidly approaching and the fish are ready to eat. The Watauga tail water has been producing a consistent midday bite as the baetis get active. There's a good chance of seeing rising fish in the early afternoon. The prehatch nymph bite has been productive. Things are only going to get better as we move into April. The caddis hatch is right around the corner. Call 828 719-1543 to book your trip.
The Watauga River has been fishing well over the last few days. The best bite has been midday when the bugs start harching. Fishing light nymph rigs has been productive. Afternoon dry fly fishing is always a possibility, depending on the intensity of the hatch. Call to book your trip 828 719 1543
The Watauga river in Tennessee has been fishing extremely well.Tva has finally given us some lower water and the sulphurs have showed up on the middle river in good numbers. The lower river is fishing well with good quality fish coming to the net. We are up and running give me a call to get on the water. 828 719-1543
It's time to get on the water. The spring fishing has been good on all rivers as is only going to get better as we enter April. Mother's day caddis is on the Watauga is right around the corner. The South Holston is about to fire up with spring bwo's and the lower river sulphurs. Local rivers are also warming up and fish are eager to feed. Give me a call to get on the calendar 828 719-1543