The Chattahoochee River as you may recall, has 48 river miles of designated trout water with over 9,000 acres of protected park lands managed by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and the National Park Service.
In the early-morning hours of June 5, Tim Peeler told authorities, the creature – a Cleveland County version of Bigfoot – wandered onto Peeler’s property in the rural northwest part of the county. He was 10 feet tall, with a long beard and yellowish-blond hair according to Tim.
The news that as much as 20 or more people including children lost their lives due to flash floods overnight at the Albert Pike Campground in Caddo Gap, Arkansas came as a shock to many of us since it was an area not prone to flooding. All too often flash floods occur like the one in Fayetteville last December where one person was killed. I can also remember people talking about the great Johnstown flood in Pennsylvania where an entire town was wiped out due to a dam that burst.
This past Saturday, Steve and I finally had the opportunity to go trout fishing, something that has escaped us for all too long. We decided to leave Charlotte at 6:00 am and drive four hours up to Bluff City, Tennessee to check out the sulphur hatch for ourselves since the South Holston is so famous for sulphurs. First, we stopped by Bojangles for 2 ham biscuits!
The scuds, midges, and sulfur nymphs continue to dominate the food supply for our beloved S. Holston trout. The best 
dry fly activity has been early morning for the midges and early afternoon for the sulfurs. The TVA has limited generation to a few pulses a day, making for warmer waters in the lower sections of the river in late afternoon. The best bite has definitely been in the morning hours on most days.
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