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Lived in the Great Smokies mountains for many years growing up ... most beautiful place I've ever seen.
Trout streams you can ******* from ... rolling mountains unspoiled by fires, trash ... lots of foliage, beautiful in the FALL ... no traffic sounds, fast food joints every 500 yards, etc. No smog! Lakes still have big bullfrogs & tree frogs which are awesome to hear at night after a rain. The "true" smell of pure, fresh air ... nothing like it. So many people have never experienced this.
Its worth getting a travel guide and checking it out. They have some awesome walking trails laid out for 1-5 days of walking & camping.
Someday, my ashes will be scattered at the trout streams I use to fish as a boy.
www.greatsmokymountainsguide.com
Trout streams you can ******* from ... rolling mountains unspoiled by fires, trash ... lots of foliage, beautiful in the FALL ... no traffic sounds, fast food joints every 500 yards, etc. No smog! Lakes still have big bullfrogs & tree frogs which are awesome to hear at night after a rain. The "true" smell of pure, fresh air ... nothing like it. So many people have never experienced this.
Its worth getting a travel guide and checking it out. They have some awesome walking trails laid out for 1-5 days of walking & camping.
Someday, my ashes will be scattered at the trout streams I use to fish as a boy.
Great Smoky Mountains | Great Smoky Mountains Guide
The most visited national park in the United States. The Great Smoky Mountains straddle the borders of North Carolina and Tennessee.
www.greatsmokymountainsguide.com
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******* if you live in Florida I may have to meet you lol I live in Tampa Florida but traveling right now!
I’ve lived in Northern California Bay Area for 32 years and it still is the most beautiful spectacular place to live. 4 seasons, they are each distinct and 3 months long! Diversity of culture, the vibe, the people, the wine,...nothing beats it.
Except the cost. Lol
Did you ever tickle a trout mac?Lived in the Great Smokies mountains for many years growing up ... most beautiful place I've ever seen.
Trout streams you can ******* from ... rolling mountains unspoiled by fires, trash ... lots of foliage, beautiful in the FALL ... no traffic sounds, fast food joints every 500 yards, etc. No smog! Lakes still have big bullfrogs & tree frogs which are awesome to hear at night after a rain. The "true" smell of pure, fresh air ... nothing like it. So many people have never experienced this.
Its worth getting a travel guide and checking it out. They have some awesome walking trails laid out for 1-5 days of walking & camping.
Someday, my ashes will be scattered at the trout streams I use to fish as a boy.
Great Smoky Mountains | Great Smoky Mountains Guide
The most visited national park in the United States. The Great Smoky Mountains straddle the borders of North Carolina and Tennessee.
Where?
????? I'll bite ... what are you referring too, the covid virus has fogged my brain right now.
Tickling trout is a way of catching them without rod and line. You find a trout under a root or whatever and very very slowly and gently put your hands down and tickle the belly with very soft strokes. They go into a trance and can be grabbed and pulled out onto the bank for dinner
It is illegal in the UK to do this because it is very effective and the fly fishermen don't like it
Edit: it is done in America too
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And do you have covid now? I had it late November /early December and am still complaining to all and sundry about it
............. NO, to both posts, Subby. Tickling trout ... that's BS! I've done a lot of trout fishing in my time and I can seriously say, you'll "tickle" none of the trout I fish for ... browns & rainbows. They're not that cordial here, I guess. Gesh!
Well I suppose it depends on the river. What you're looking for are rivers with overhanging trees and roots and large rocks in the water margins.
I have done a fair bit of trout fishing in Wales, but I do other types of fishing too.
Trout tickling - Wikipedia
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Never been to the states but this is one of the places I want to visit when I do
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