Cherokee North Carolina Outing, Date April 14-17, 2022
Cherokee, NC is not just one of the best places in the state to find excellent fishing waters, it is one of the best in the country. Want to plan a trout fishing trip to the mountains of NC? Come fish the crystal clear waters of Cherokee, brimming with brook, large browns, and rainbow trout. Renowned for 18-inch and above record-size trout Cherokee’s 30 miles of accessible fishing water is the single largest managed trout fishery in the eastern states.
From beginners to experts, anglers of all skill levels will love trout fishing in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. Clear streams and rivers run through the Qualla Boundary, home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The Cherokee Fisheries and Wildlife Management stocks these clean mountain waters with nearly 400,000 rainbow, brook and brown trout annually. Unlike in many other areas, Cherokee trout fishing is permitted throughout the year.
From beginners to experts, anglers of all skill levels will love trout fishing in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. Clear streams and rivers run through the Qualla Boundary, home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The Cherokee Fisheries and Wildlife Management stocks these clean mountain waters with nearly 400,000 rainbow, brook and brown trout annually. Unlike in many other areas, Cherokee trout fishing is permitted throughout the year.
Primary Fishing Location: Raven Fork
Alternative Fishing Location: Oconaluftee
Alternative Fishing Location: Tuckaseegee
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Saturday: Outing Dinner TBD
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Saturday: Outing Dinner TBD
