Janus' Game

Check out this article in Issue No. 46 of Southern Culture on the Fly

Collin FullerFebruary 21, 2023striper on fly, striped bass, southern culture on fly, wild trout, rainbow trout, north georgiaComment

Spring Break

Spring is finally here and the fishing is heating up. We cover a few tips and tricks to help you net more fish this season and highlight a few of our favorite species to target this time of year.

Jacob EanesMarch 15, 2022spring, trout, trout fishing, fly fishing, rainbow trout, blue line, wild trout, float trip, north georgia trout, north georgia fishing, north georgia, north carolina troutComment

Backcountry Bachelor

Tag along on our backpacking trip into Great Smoky Mountains National Park as we are ferried across Fontana Lake to enjoy a weekend of fishing and backcountry camping. Is this a fishing trip? Yes. Is it something more? Of course!

Jacob EanesSeptember 10, 2021GSMNP, Smoky Mountains, rainbow trout, brown trout, great smoky mountains, backpacking, hiking, backpack fishing, hazel creek, eagle crek, hazel creek fishing Comment

Party in the PNW

From lush forest to high desert, Oregon’s landscape offers incredible opportunities for adventure enthusiast. With four full days we did our best to hike and fish our way through different areas of the state while documenting it along the way.

Jacob EanesAugust 27, 2021oregon, oregon fly fishing, eagle creek trail, redband trout, trout, rainbow trout, native trout, PNW, pacific northwest, fishpond, crater lake, crater lake fishing, crater lake fly fishingComment

DH Down South

Delayed Harvest streams are a key component of many southeastern fisheries as they offer ample opportunities to catch plenty of fish in scenic rivers and streams. Due to their unique status, they have many special regulations that anglers should be aware of

Jacob EanesNovember 11, 2020delayed harvest, north Carolina trout, Georgia trout, hatchery, hatchery trout, delayed harvest georgia, delayed harvest north Carolina, stocked trout, rainbow trout, brown trout, brook troutComment

Blue Lining Appalachia

Have you ever looked at a map and wondered if those tiny blue squiggles high in the mountains held any fish worthy of pursuing? We have and that’s one of our favorite ways to spend a warm afternoon in the spring and fall or escape the heat of the summer!

Jacob EanesOctober 16, 2020blue lining, Appalachian, wild trout, brook trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, hiking, AT, Appalachian trail, north georgia, southern Appalachians, small stream fly fishing, fly fishing, 3wt, 4wtComment

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