I got 13 new NC creeks during spring break to raise my total to 1099.

I got five new creeks and fished some old favorites in the last trips of 2024.

the stream is beautiful, and it consistently has the best late-summer water-levels and fishing in WNC.

Jason Jefferies and I fished Laurel Creek and it's two headwater tributaries back in May.

I have caught trout in twelve new creeks so far in 2024, and was a guest on another episode of Dads on the Fly.

My son-in-law had his first 25-fish day on flies, and I caught some nice browns on streamers.

I accomplish my goal of catching trout on a fly in 1000 NC trout streams!

Thus, using my knowledge of Archimedes’ Principle and my superior fly fishing skills, did I save the town of Waynesville from disaster.

this bald eagle flew right over our heads and perched on this limb!

I got the urge to catch some wild trout on dry flies and headed up to Little Laurel Creek.

I caught all three species of stockers and wild rainbows and browns in Jonathan Creek, and before the day was done, specs in a tributary!

After my Jackson County blue line adventure, I swung by Maggie Valley and fished the Ghost Town stretch of Jonathan Creek.

I fished two headwater forks of a wild trout stream in Jackson County, raising my total to 980 creeks.

A new creek, 20+ fish, a big one, and some Swisher Sweets - all adds up to another good day!

What a good day - a new creek, an old favorite, a new favorite, a wild trout hat trick (rainbows, browns, and brookies), 40+ trout, and I we

Little Buffalo Creek is a headwater tributary of West Buffalo Creek in Graham County and is managed by NCWRC as wild trout waters.

Happy Fathers' Day to my favorite fishing buddy - Ray Sugg, Sr.!

Another great camping trip has come and gone. . .

My awesome part-time summer job involves leading fishing expeditions for Haywood County Recreation and Parks.

I headed over to Celo NC to fish some new creeks, and then fished an old favorite in Madison County on the way home. Seven new creeks!