Southeastern USA

Great fly fishing streams in the Southeastern USA.

Seneca Creek West Virginia

Type of Stream:

Freestone - small

Location:

Northwestern West Virginia

Seneca Creek is a small stream in West Virginia that is appropriately named after the large bluff of white Tuscarora sandstone at Seneca Rock nearby.

Cranberry River West Virginia

Type of Stream:

Freestone, medium size

Location:

Central West Virginia

The Cranberry River is formed by the confluence of its North and South forks.

South Branch Potomac River West Virginia

Type of Stream:

Spring/Freestone

Location:

West Virginia Panhandle

The South Branch of the Potomac River begins in Highland County, Virginia upstream from Franklin, West Virginia and continues northeast 80 miles to meet up with the North Branch after passing Springfield, West Virginia.

North Branch of the Potomac River

Type of Stream:

Freestone & Tailwater

Location:

Northwestern Maryland

The North Branch of the Potomac River forms the border between Maryland and West Virginia from it's origin at the Fairfax Stone downstream to it's confluence with the South Branch of the Potomac.

Whitewater River South Carolina

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northwest SC and Southwest NC

The Whitewater River is a freestone river that originates in North Carolina Transylvania County, (the

Wilson Creek North Carolina

Type of Stream:

Spring Creek

Location:

West Central North Carolina

Wilson Creek is a free-flowing creek that rises on the slopes of Grandfather Mountain in Avery County in the scenic Pisgah National Forest.

Nantahala River, North Carolina

Type of Stream:

Tailwater

Location:

Western North Carolina

The Nantahala River in Western North Carolina is a premier white water destination and if you arrive after 10:00 AM, you will see a flotilla of kayaks and fat rubber rafts coming down the Nantahala River.

Upper South Mills River, North Carolina

Type of Stream:

Freestone, small

Location:

Western North Carolina

We headed up US276N out of Brevard, hoping to drive down the forest roads to reach the upper part of the South Mills River. However, since the forest road was closed off of 276, we decided to hike in from the Pink Beds area. While the hiking is superb, and the scenery is great, the trout fishin