Cherokee Fall Trout Fishing

Fall is an excellent time to trout fish in Cherokee. Gone are the crowds of summer, water levels have subsided, cooler temperatures have prevailed and weekly trout plants continue. For many trout anglers is the favorite time of year to visit the Cherokee Reservation. In this episode of Pautzke Outdoors we spent 24 hours bouncing from creek to creek in search of rainbow and brook trout and invite you to join us on the adventure.
Editor’s Note: A North Carolina fishing license isn’t required to fish in Cherokee. However, a tribal permit is. They are $10 per day and come with a whopping 10-fish limit. For more information please visit www.fishcherokee.com or / fish-cherokee .
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[@davidmarshall8857]

Great to see another goid video from you guys . Cant wait to visit Cherokee N.C again.

[@stevenljn259]

I love cherokee fishing, one of the best places to fish in the east coast.

[@cking9337]

Go to Cherokee Lake in Morristown Tennessee and fish

[@watershedtrades]

Great video but don't forget to wet your hands and get them back in the water as quick as possible!

[@dennisdawe7326]

Stocked trout will bite on bubble gum.

[@TeamPautzke]

Hi Dennis, Thanks for watching. You seem like a heck of a fun guy to fish with. Hope to see you out there fishing with your bubble gum. Stay positive, friend!

[@TimBigBendFishing]

@@TeamPautzke Have to agree with ole Dennis here. Eggs with a spinning setup on a river that is stocked heavier than probably any other east of the Mississippi isn't exactly a real feat of angling or anything. Nevertheless, glad you all are having fun.