I just finished watching the Appalachian Trail documentary by National Geographic. It had a brief bit about our acid deposition problem in the smokies and Steve Moore and his crew were featured. We definately live in a beautiful place and we are very fortunate to have guys like Steve, all the Trout Unlimited folks, . . . → Read More: The Smokies and Acid Deposition
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We are blessed here in Tennessee to have several great spots for trout. Tailwaters and wild streams abound here in the Volunteer state, and no matter where you live, you are close to great opportunities to fly fish for Rainbows, Browns and Brooks. This brought a thought to mind. What spot in our state . . . → Read More: Its all about location… Some folks say that they don’t care if they actually catch fish. I am not quite so Zen in my approach. I hate to get Skunked. I really, really hate it. That being said, some of the best, most memorable days I have ever spent on the water were days when I only caught . . . → Read More: And it begins… Unfortunately, fishing plans don’t always work out the way you had hoped. TVA apparently decided that they needed to produce more electricity and therefore were running two generators both Wednesday and Thursday last week. Which were the days that Steve Sylvis from Nashville was planned to be here. I had called Steve the day . . . → Read More: Change of Plans It has been quite a while since I, or anyone for that matter has posted a blog entry. I think it has something to do with the fishing/guiding season going full swing. I have spent at least 4 days a week in the National Park over the past 2 months. When asked about this, . . . → Read More: It’s been a while / Gone Fish’n |
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