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107 Park Headquarters Road, Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738
865-436-1200
www.nps.gov/grsm
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park lies just outside of Gatlinburg and boasts approximately 700 miles of rivers and streams. Fishing is permitted year round–a valid North Carolina or Tennessee fishing license is required.
511 Parkway, Gatlinburg, Tennessee
865-430-1936
www.oldsmoky.com
In addition to selling a wide range of fly fishing products, Old Smoky Outfitters in Gatlinburg offers guided fly fishing trips into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park with some of the area’s most experienced guides. Full and half-day fly fishing trips are available.
376 East Parkway, Gatlinburg, Tennessee
865-436-8746
www.smokymountainangler.com
Gatlinburg’s oldest full-line fly fishing shop, Smoky Mountain Angler also offers a professional fly fishing guide service. Smoky Mountain Angler is an authorized fishing guide service for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
www.smokymountainflyguide.com
Book a fly fishing trip in East Tennessee, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or Western North Carolina through Smoky Mountain Guide Service. The professional guides at Smoky Mountain Guide Service have a thorough knowledge of all the great backcountry fly fishing locations.
Various Locations, Cherokee, North Carolina
828-497-1786
Cherokee boasts 30 miles of streams that are regularly stocked with brown, brook and rainbow trout. In addition, three trout ponds are located on Big Cove Road. No state license is required but you do need a Tribal Fishing Permit (available at nearly two dozen area businesses). Tribal Fishing Permits cost $7 and are available for one day. Children under 12 are not required to get a Tribal Fishing Permit but an adult with a permit must accompany them. The trout fishing season in Cherokee runs from the last Saturday in March through the end of the following February.
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