The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is filled with great trout fishing opportunities. While the big named streams get most of the attention, there are a number of lesser known opportunities. Here are 5 of these overlooked streams, on which I almost never see another fisherman:
Many of you may not be aware of the fact the Firefly show that is currently going on in the park, and the reason the road is being blocked to Elkmont Campground for the tour buses. These fireflies, often called lightning bugs, synchronize their flashes of light to put on a show.
Synchronous fireflies (Photinus carolinus) are one of at least 19 species of fireflies that live in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They are the only species in America whose individuals can synchronize their flashing light patterns.
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“I love catching brook trout, but I haven't seen any in a long time.” I guess I sounded like a little boy again with my wishful thinking. For Memorial Day Weekend, we headed to the NC mountains. I thought we’d end up at Linville, but we were sidetracked by the alluring Watauga in the Foscoe/Valle Crucis area.
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