You don’t want start out with long, intense days on the water in unpleasant conditions. This means that as a parent you’ll have to take the intensity level down a few notches and probably spend plenty of time on the river not fishing at all.

The most important thing any parent can do to foster a love of the outdoors and fly fishing in their children is to KEEP IT FUN AT ALL TIMES. Smoky Mountain Time Lapse February 8, 2017įamily vacation floating the Yellowstone River with the kids.Smoky Mountain Brook Trout Film Preview July 21, 2017.Congressman Burchett Fly Fishes the Smokies May 23, 2019.Trout In The Classroom Trout Release April 3, 2020.Fly of the Month – Speck Wet Fly May 5, 2013.Fly of the Month – Guide’s Choice Parachute Adams June 3, 2013.Fly of the Month – Ian’s Rubber Leg Tellico Nymph November 26, 2013.Fly of the Month Download – Copper John January 29, 2014.Running Out the Clock on Summer Heat August 28, 2015.Late Summer Fishing Report from the Smokies and East Tennessee August 2, 2017.

A Productive Summer of Fly Fishing the Smokies and East Tennessee August 28, 2018.

Getting Kids on the Stream in the Smokies May 24, 2016.R&R Fly Fishing Showing Up in Print May 23, 2019.Settling Into the Winter Rhythm December 12, 2022.Extreme Wet Weather and Flooding in the Smoky Mountain Region February 7, 2020.Spring Fishing Has Arrived in the Smokies March 11, 2020.Smokies Gradually Open Up More Areas May 22, 2020.Summer Fly Fishing Is In Full Swing in the Smokies and East Tennessee June 8, 2020.Looks Like an Early Spring February 21, 2023.Classic Spring Fly Fishing in the Smokies April 20, 2023.Summer Wet Wading Season Has Arrived in the Smokies May 29, 2023.Good Conditions Continue to Hold Up in the Smokies August 2, 2023.September Wraps Up Summer Fishing Before Fall Arrives September 6, 2023.Autumn In The Smokies Is In Full Swing October 12, 2023.The Fall Fishing Season Comes to a Close November 29, 2023.

Facts about the brook trout for kids