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Haha. James is a tough SOB that's for sure. You know first hand how it is trying to keep up with me. I can't help it. I get out there and never want to leave!!

I couldn't get enough fishing in (I don't think you can ever get enough fishing in) so I swung by Straight Fork on my way out of the park (Ok so it's a tad out of the way, but hey at least in was on the NC side). Needless to say it was a good decision. I only got to fish for a couple hours, but...

Well...fishing was very good. That is until some people decided to play in the stream ahead of us...and a storm rolled through and dumped a bunch of rain and blew out some of the creeks. BUT, that's expected when it's a holiday weekend, well...the people part anyways. Another Smokies trip, and...

I picked up a shock proof/waterproof camera from the PX. Only paid $150 for it too! Mr. Marsh is fishing with me, well he's video taping and I'm fishing. Let me think here........we've fished Walkers Camp right where it splits with road prong above the chimney top trail, a bunch of other...

Yeah, that was a royal in that picture. I've been using size 18 BWO in this low water, size 16 parachutte adams, and a size 16 usual. Not a whole lot of bugs on the water, when they do come out to drop eggs it's already to dark to see your fly.

Being able to fish the streams inside the Great Smoky Mountain National Park is one thing, but being able to fish them with a legend in the fishing community is another. James Marsh was kind enough to show me around the park and help me better understand how the fish act during certain periods...