Park Happenings
Fly Fishing Mountain Streams Workshop - 09.26
Event Details
Ever wanted to unlock the mystery of fly fishing and learn how to pursue the wild trout of Rocky Fork? Join park rangers for a three- to four-hour workshop designed for absolute beginners.
Participants will learn basic fly-casting techniques, how to select the right fly, and which pieces of fishing gear are necessary and which ones you may not need. Fly rods will be provided, but participants are welcome to bring their own equipment.
Participants who plan to fish must have the appropriate Tennessee fishing license and trout privileges, as required by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. A fishing license is not required to attend the workshop or participate in the instructional portions.
Fishing license information and purchasing options are available at:
https://www.tn.gov/twra/license-sales.html
What to Bring: Water shoes and clothing suitable for walking or wading in a shallow mountain stream. Participants should also bring water and any personal fishing equipment they would like to use.
Meeting Location
Rocky Fork State Park Ranger Station
280 Jennie Moore Road
Flag Pond, TN 37657
GPS Coordinates: 36.03603, -82.55135
- Event Host
- Cory A Franklin
- cory.franklin@tn.gov
- 4236720947
- Price
- $25.00
Rocky Fork State Park
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1-888-867-2757Discover the untamed beauty of Rocky Fork State Park, a wilderness haven nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Encompassing approximately 2,200 acres, this park offers a remote backcountry experience, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in nature's purest form. Explore cascading waterfalls, hike scenic trails, and witness the diverse flora and fauna that call this pristine watershed home.
