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Norfork River Arkansas

Type of Stream:

Tailwater

Location:

North Central Arkansas

Actually, the real name of the river is the North Fork of the White River, but it is far better known as the name given to it by the locals which is the Norfork River. The Norfork River is a river of cold water released from the Norfork Dam.

Crane Creek Missouri

Type of Stream:

Spring Creek

Location:

South Central Missouri

Crane Creek is a 23 mile long tributary of the James River that offers a unique fly fishing experience. The Crane is fed by springs and limestone sinks giving it a high pH level. The pH level causes Crane Creek to be especially fertile and the host of some of the most prolific insect hatches.

Dukes Creek Georgia

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

North Central Georgis

Dukes Creek, which forms part of the Chattahoochee River's tributary system, is the surprisingly diminutive home to some of Georgia's finest trout, thanks to the state's management of the stream. The management prog

Wolf River Wisconsin

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northeaster Wisconsin

The Wolf River is a first class trout stream and can hold its own with any trout stream in the USA and it is Wisconsin’s largest trout stream. The Wolf River in Upper Northeast Wisconsin starts as tiny streams and becomes a stream at the outflow of Post Lake.

Whitewater River Minnesota

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Southeast Minnesota

The Whitewater River in Minnesota is a tributary of the Upper Mississippi River and consists of three main branches that flow thru the rich prairie area of Minnesota. The branches are named the North, Middle and South Branches and they flow together near the town of Elba.

Fly Fishing the Manistee River

Type of Stream:

Freestone & Tailwater

Location:

Northwestern Michigan

The Manistee River is a tributary of Lake Michigan that starts east of Mancelona and flows southwest through the Lower Peninsula for over 200 miles paralleling the Au Sable River for several of its miles.

Au Sable River Michigan

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northeastern Michigan

The Au Sable River in Michigan is considered to be one of the best brown trout fisheries east of the Rocky Mountains and has been designated as a blue ribbon trout stream by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

McCloud River California

Type of Stream:

Freestone & Tailwater

Location:

Northern California

The McCloud River is one of the main tributaries of the Sacramento River. It has the famous Oncorhynchus Mykiss species of rainbow trout whose eggs were used by hatcheries in 1874 to stock most of the streams in the Midwest and the East.

American River Lower California

Type of Stream:

Tailwater

Location:

California

The American River begins its journey in the high Sierra Nevada Mountains, on the west side of Lake Tahoe, in the El Dorado and Tahoe National Forests. The Upper American River, which is a trout fishery, flows for 150 miles to the Folsom Dam. The Upper American River is discussed in a separate

Fly Fishing the Upper Sacramento River California

Type of Stream:

Tailwater

Location:

Northern California

Fly fishing the crystal clear Upper Sacramento River, perhaps the signature trout stream in Northern California, is great throughout the year, except during periods of extremely cold weather or unusually high water flows.