Fly Fishing
Half-Day Guided Fly Fishing
Four hours of instruction-focused fishing on wild mountain streams.
- Duration
- 4 hours
- Difficulty
- Easy
From$200 for 1 angler
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Guided fly fishing for wild trout in the Great Smoky Mountains
Wade trips and drift boat adventures near Gatlinburg, structured, safe, and tailored to your skill level. Whether you’re learning to cast or targeting native brook trout, a Smoky Mountain Guide puts you on the right stream, at the right time, with the right fly.
- From
- $200
- Duration
- 2–8 hours
- Departs
- Gatlinburg area
- Guides
- WFA / WFR certified
Choose your format
This is not guesswork fishing. This is intentional, professionally guided angling.
2 hours
2-Hour Intro
Ideal for: Beginners and families with kids
- Guided stream fishing in GSMNP
- All gear provided
- Casting instruction
- Wild trout in pristine streams
- Most popular
4 hours
Half-Day Fly Fishing
Ideal for: Instruction-focused sessions and short vacations
- Casting instruction
- Fly selection guidance
- Reading the water
- Float trip option available
6–8 hours
Full-Day Fly Fishing
Ideal for: Experienced anglers and backcountry fishing with hiking involved
- Multiple water sections
- Advanced presentation strategy
- Float trip option available
- Seasonal pattern adjustments
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Compare routes, difficulty, and pricing, then book the one that fits your group.
- Fly Fishing
Full-Day Guided Fly Fishing
Multiple streams, advanced presentation, and backcountry water.
- Duration
- 6–8 hours
- Difficulty
- Moderate
From$325 for 1 angler
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Private Property Intro to Fly Fishing
Learn the basics on private water, away from the crowds.
- Duration
- Custom
- Difficulty
- Easy
Custom pricing
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Hazel Creek Multi-Day Fishing Trip
A remote, multi-day backcountry fishing expedition on legendary Hazel Creek.
- Duration
- Multi-day
- Difficulty
- Moderate
Custom pricing
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Why go guided
More mountain, less guesswork.
Without local knowledge, anglers waste vacation time on the wrong water. Our guides, including USCG-licensed captain Wes Farragut, have fished these streams for decades.
Right water
We select streams based on current conditions and season.
Hatch knowledge
Understand what’s hatching and how to match it.
Park regulations
We walk you through licensing and park rules before your trip.
Professionally certified
Wilderness First Aid / First Responder, CPR, and risk-management trained guides.
What to expect
We keep it organized, safe, and intentional.
- 01
Before your trip
- Confirmation and prep guidance
- Water level and weather monitoring
- Licensing and gear checklist
- 02
During your trip
- Full equipment provided
- Safe wading or drift boat management
- Fish handling and ethical release
- 03
After your trip
- Recommendations for more Smoky Mountain experiences
- Dining and activity suggestions
FAQ
Fly Fishing: common questions
Not sure which is right for you? Call 865-223-5397 and we’ll help you choose.
Do I need a fishing license?
Yes. A valid Tennessee or North Carolina fishing license is required in the park. A TN license can be displayed on your phone.
Are trips inside the national park?
Wade trips are commonly inside GSMNP or nearby waters. Drift boat trips run on select regional rivers.
Is this beginner-friendly?
Yes. Many guests are first-time fly fishers, and we specialize in instruction.
What if water levels are high?
We monitor conditions closely and may adjust location or format for safety.
Is lunch included?
Lunch is available on request for $10 per person.
Ready for fly fishing in the Smokies?
Book online in minutes, or call and we’ll help you choose the right trip for your group.