Stained water playing in our favor!
The wild trout streams are fishing great with the warm weather! Grab a few attractor dry fly patterns and go explore the mountain creeks.
Stu Hunt with a nice little native Bartram’s bass. It’s so cool to see all the unique black bass species we have here in Georgia.
@john_gouker from “Gouker Fly Fishing” came down south and enjoyed a couple days of fishing with UO guide, George Mac.
Join us this Thursday, March 7th for a fly tying night at the shop!
UO guide Ron Thomas is going to be tying a few of his favorite North Georgia guide flies. These flies are simple to tie, but extremely effective at catching fish. If you are a beginner fly tyer this will be a great time to learn! Just bring your vise, tying tools, and a spool of thread and we will cover the materials. Ron will start tying at 6pm but feel free to come early and tie a few of your own patterns. We look forward to seeing you Thursday evening.
Dukes Creek was running high and clear this morning, and produced some great fishing! Pick your windows of opportunity and get out there!
Well, it’s been a rough week for anglers with all the rain. Luckily we just got a big shipment of tying materials in the shop from @harelinedubbin to keep you occupied till the water comes down. Swing by the shop this weekend for all your tying needs. Or better yet bring your vise and some supplies to the shop tomorrow and tie up some bugs and talk fishing with us.