Brooks trout. Brown Trout. Rainbow Trout. Small-mouthed Bass. Musky. You don’t have to be a zoologist to admire the schools of fish swimming through Transylvania County’s lakes, rivers and streams, but you might need a rod if you want to catch one.
The peaceful waterways, bubbling under the leafy canopies in Transylvania County’s forests make for an excellent location to practice the art of fly fishing. Several local outfitters offer private streams and solitude for those seeking a trophy fish, while multiple locations provide beginners and experts alike the raw materials for their next whopper of a fish tale.
Visitors interested in casting a line may want to visit www.ncwildlife.org for information on permits, licensing and further information on North Carolina’s aquatic life.
