Great Smoky Mountains Fly Fishing Chasteen Creek Bradley Fork

[@kevintolbert4934]

My biggest brown ever was in Bradley fork. All the nc side creeks are great. I especially love Forney and Hazel. Keep on fishing and making up lies!

[@kevintolbert4934]

Kephart prong is good, but tough going. Fed some Yankees trout on a stick there. They could not believe fish were in them tiny streams. I keep 1 or 2 sometimes if camping, that's all.

[@jimmyammons35]

I am still glad that there is still places like the park to fish

[@kevintolbert4934]

You can really get under stuff with a spin reel. Slay them with a rooster tail!

[@WildFlyProductions]

Awesome stuff just subscribed and we also fish the smokeys

[@cool_hand_luke97]

the smokeys is one place i can go .not get onr bite .and still come home happy..what a place.

[@dennissmathers5391]

Well thats good Colby, because that is typically what happens in these park streams. A LOT of effort for few (if any legit fish) I dont keep fish, but ID HATE to have my dinner depend on catching fish in any of these park streams, with the possible exception of one.

[@mattdelavega1644]

Bradley fork is probably my favorite stream in the park. There are some fish in there that will surprise you. Great video.

[@fireballphill7106]

fish bradley fork for the first time today and had a blast! theyre so chunky!

[@horizanadventures]

I like this video because you are honest, and told it like it was

[@Benj3897]

beautiful fish! especially that 14 inch, thats huge for fish up in the smokies!

[@kevintolbert4934]

I never touch a fish I'm releasing! Never!

[@Rburg00]

Thanks for posting this. I'm familiar with the GSMP and the Smokemont area but have never hiked past the campground. Hopefully I can make it back over there soon and look for this area.

[@palitsalagivickers4588]

Are trout native to the Smokies.

[@troutuprof]

Only Brook Trout are native to the Smokies.

[@haydenlatimer4963]

Aweseom!

[@patrickmccarthy6876]

Why name the stream :(

[@78dogrun]

Why name the stream. It's ok on a hatchery creek but not wild.

[@dennissmathers5391]

Doesnt matter John. No harm done, these streams arent teeming with fish in any event and what few ARE there are very hard to catch and often small.

[@TroutAngler123]

5:43 what the heck happened to th color