Orvis-Endorsed Fly-Fishing Outfitter in Asheville, North Carolina

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Orvis-Endorsed Fly-Fishing Outfitter in Asheville, North Carolina

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Brown Hobson

Brown Trout Fly Fishing, LLC.


Phone icon803-431-9437 Email iconbrown@browntroutflyfishing.com Link iconbrowntroutflyfishing.com
Asheville, NC

Item #8C810000

The Story

Brown Trout Fly Fishing LLC is an Orvis-Endorsed Fly-Fishing Guide Service in Asheville, North Carolina. We specialize in Guiding and Teaching Fly Fishing for Trout and Smallmouth Bass in Western North Carolina and East Tennessee. Asheville, North Carolina is the epicenter of Southeastern trout fishing and we have more - and more diverse - trout streams within a one hour drive than anywhere around.

Orvis is pleased to offer our travel customers access to two valuable services: Global Rescue travel membership and IMG Signature Travel Insurance℠.

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Sample of Typical Itinerary:

Gear is provided for trips, but feel free to bring your own. Half-day trips include 4 hours on the water, soft drinks, and water. Full-day trips include 8 hours on the water, soft drinks, water, and streamside lunch.

Most trips begin between 7-8am. We can change the meet time to match any schedule you need.


What is Provided to Customer:

Free equipment rentals are provided to all guided trip clients.

*Not included in the trip price is a NC or TN fishing license, leaders and a small selection of flies for your use, rain gear, polarized glasses, sunscreen, and gratuity.


What Should Customers Bring?

Customers are advised to bring the following:

  • Hat
  • Polarized sunglasses *very important
  • Sunscreen
  • Waterproof camera
  • Rain jacket
  • Wool socks
  • Clothing that dries quickly (no cotton)

Date Range:

Brown Trout Fly Fishing LLC is open year-round, and generally mild southern temperatures offer good opportunities even during the winter.


Species You Fish for by Season:

North Carolina streams provide the opportunity to catch rainbow, brown, and brook trout in the same day, year-round. Tennessee tailwaters are brown and rainbow trout only.


Region/Terrain Where You Fish:

Asheville, North Carolina is the epicenter of Southeastern Fly Fishing. The diversity of the Trout Fishing options we have is unrivaled in the East.

Our North Carolina Wade Trips include everything from small stream, hike-in brook trout fishing to more open mid-sized freestone Trout streams. These rivers include, but are not limited to the Davidson River, Green River, Pigeon River Drainage, Laurel River, North Mills River, and the Ravens Fork of the Oconoluftee.

Our Trout Float Trips take place on big wide open tailwater rivers that provide ample room to cast and opportunities at larger trout. These rivers include the Tuckaseegee River in North Carolina and the Watauga River and South Holston River in Tennessee. The Tuckaseegee River is the most heavily stocked river in North Carolina and the Watauga and South Holston have the best hatches in the South East.

Asheville also has a ton of Smallmouth Bass in the French Broad River, the Pigeon River, the Nolichucky and the Toe River. All of this is within one hour of Asheville, “the Paris of the South.”


Typical Weather by Season:

The fishing season in North Carolina is year-round.

Spring: temperatures are often highs in the 70s, but can be as cool as 50. Bring a rain jacket because we often have spring rains. This is the best time to fish on North Carolina freestone streams.

Summer: temperatures are usually highs in the upper 80s, lows in the 60s. We get frequent, but short (30 min.), showers many afternoons.

Fall: temperatures are dropping by late September—highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s.

Winter: lows in the 30s, highs in the 40s-50s. Fishing in winter is often done midday only. We do get a few snows a year.

Rates:

Float Trips
Full Day - $500 1-2 anglers
Half Day - $400 1-2 anglers

Wade Trips (Half Day)
1 Angler - $250
2 Anglers - $300
3 Anglers - $375

Wade Trips (Full Day)
1 Angler - $350
2 Anglers - $400
3 Anglers - $475

TN Tailwater Wade Trips - $500 1-3 anglers
*Included in all trip prices are Rod, Reel, and Wader Rentals, Water, Soft Drinks, and Lunch(Lunch provided on full day trips only).

**Not included in the trip prices are a NC or TN fishing license, leaders and a small selection of flies for your use, rain gear, polarized glasses, sunscreen, and gratuity.

CANCELLATION POLICY AND DEPOSIT
A deposit of 50% of the trip cost is required to confirm your spot. You may pay your deposit with a check or credit card. These deposits are non refundable so make sure you are committed before you book. If you do have to cancel we will refund your deposit provided that we can rebook the dates that you have cancelled. If you book your trip less than 7 days before departure We may ask for payment in full at the time of booking and it is refundable only if dates can be rebooked. If you fail to show up for a trip you will be charged the full trip price.

If we have to cancel your trip due to circumstances beyond our control, dangerous weather, water levels, etc. we will refund your deposit in full, or reschedule if the dates are mutually agreeable. Rain is not considered dangerous weather.
 

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