This Creek Was LOADED! (100 Fish in a DAY) || North Georgia Trout Pt. 5

NORTH GEORGIA PART 5 - Georgia isn't really known for its trout fishing. However the Appalachian mountain range reaches as far south as Georgia and has some of the most beautiful water I've ever fished. North Georgia is the farthest south that trout can survive in the Southeast of America. These mountains are full of brown trout, rainbow trout, and brook trout (the only trout native to the area).

In this video we explored some new water and caught a ton of fish. This was the most fish we've caught in a single day all spring as we racked up 100 or more rainbow trout on the day. It was one of those days you dream about as a trout angler. We were in the middle of nowhere, by ourselves, with bugs hatching and trout biting. It doesn't get much better!

Check out Trippin on Trout's latest adventure:

Thanks for watching! Don't forget to leave a comment and tell me what you thought of the video!

[notroutaboutitfishing]

I’m very fortunate that I live in north Georgia! I have lived here my whole life, but will NEVER get tired of this beautiful place!

[mrkronyak]

I fished North Georgia when I was stationed at Ft. Benning. It was some of the best trout fishing that I every experienced. One day I'll make my way back!!

[davidleimeister]

Excellent, excellent, excellent. Everything about this video was incredible. From the hike in, the clear water, the surroundings and of course the bows! Beautiful!
"The river was cut by the world's great flood and runs over rocks from the basement of time." N. Maclean

[ScaryPaladin]

Georgia actually has a pretty stellar reputation for trout fishing in the south…along with TN and NC. Some true trophy rivers for sure, especially the Soque. Great video 👍🏼

[Artisanwoodworks]

Welcome to one of the most beautiful places in Georgia. Thank y'all for another nice fishing trip video. Let me know when you want to go fishing in North Georgia again. I'd love to have you meet a friend that owns a private stretch of water.

[michaelsmith]

What an adventure! Gorgeous scenery and abundant trout — can it get any better!? Another excellent video — thank you!

[andreascott]

Thank you for all your hard work, bringing us another high quality video. I particularly liked the butterfly cruising across the stream that you panned across. Great stream, incredibly beautiful bows. Thanks.

[Hollowsmith]

North Georgia is one of America's last best kept secrets. The mountains are wild with very little heavy industry (unlike West Virginia and Kentucky). The forests are so lush that in the summer it almost looks like Costa Rica with very low forest fire risk (unlike forests out west). The mountains are big enough to have great vistas and waterfalls, but not so big that you have to drive around them to get anywhere. The population is still fairly low, the crime is low, and if you hate winter, North Georgia Mountains have the mildest winters of any mountains in the eastern United States. Down by Ellijay and Blue Ridge, the average high in the middle of winter is still about 50 degrees, with just a few inches of snow a year. The area also has TONS of small creeks with clear clean water cascading, great hiking trails, and great state parks. All that, plus some parts of North Georgia Mountains are only about 75 minutes from Atlanta airport which will take you anywhere in the world easily. I challenge anyone to find a place in America right now that gives you more of a great environment for a lower housing and tax costs. I've lived in California, the Northeast, and Texas, and I got to say, this area offers so much for a reasonable cost. A great place for nature lovers on a budget to enjoy a GREAT lifestyle.

[Bwanar]

Wow...cool trip, Thanks for sharing! I fished an awesome spot a couple weeks ago in North Georgia and the fish were incredible. We caught some monsters.

[swaffordadventuresandoutdo]

Just found your channel. I love it. I've lived in north Georgia my whole life and fish alot of waters. Never ceases to amaze me. Great videos.

[jeromedwojak]

Beautiful video, great scenery, and great fishing! Never knew that northern Georgia would yield such an experience!

[jbbify]

Another great video guys. Ive been fly fishing for a year now in Colorado. When i moved here i noticed most folks fly fish so i decided to give my spin casting a rest. I bought a Ross reel with a 9ft st croix rod and took a few casting lessons. Never looked back at spin casting. Im hooked on the fly fishing culture. I watch your videos to keep learning. Thank you and keep them coming. Great to have friends with you in the back country. John in Pagosa Springs, Colorado.

[scotthurley]

Awesome Video. Two reason this creek was loaded IMO is either fly fishing only, catch and release. Or guy's like you in the area catching, and releasing. Love to see creeks like this!!

[mannymedina]

Awesome video, beautiful creek, and phenomenal catches. Keep it up guys!

[zumalot]

Great looking water. Your long hike was rewarded. Very enjoyable watching.

[sgttombailes]

Love the catch and release !! My Dad took me Trout fishing when I was 6 years old. We did release the small ones. However, we had had dinner with the larger ones..

[rexlee]

Great video! Nice rainbows! That’s a cool looking stream. And catching 100 fish in one day is awesome.

[dirtypanda]

Thanks for putting these videos together. Im new to fly fishing. Just from watching you ive learned alot 👍💯🎯🤙

[TheXeniaman]

Great video of the wild rainbows in North Georgia. A young man's game that kind of fishing, and this old fella appreciates seeing it. I never knew wild rainbows did that well in that region of our country.

[bigtaxrefund]

your fishing adventures are fun and the fish are beautiful.