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A Pigeon River smallmouth bass
Debbie Griffith pounds the Pigeon (click to visit)

A big Davidson River rainbow trout
Chandler Pollett with a Davidson River report (click to visit)

A South Holston River brown trout
Dry Flies on the South Holston (click to visit)

A South Holston River brown trout
Jason Thaler finds Sulphers on the South Holston (click to visit)

A big Davidson River brown trout
Doug Ramsey studies the Davdison River (click to visit)

A big Davidson River trout
Andrew & George learn the Davidson River (click to visit)

A huge Davidson River brown trout
Laura Luttrell's first time fly fishing (click to visit)

Pigeon River smallmouth bass
Jimmy Willingham hammers 'em on the Pigeon River (click to visit)

A South Hoston River brown trout
South Holston stream report (click to visit)

A South Holston River brown trout
Mike & Karen McBee return (click to visit)

A Davidson River brown trout
April 24, 2010 on the Davidson River (click to visit)

A Watauga River trout
April 22, 2010 Watauga River report (click to visit)

A back-country trout
Gabe Spencer's Back-Country Report (click to visit)

A South Holston River brown trout
Ray Heimbuch with a South Holston report (click to visit)

A Pigeon River smallmouth bass
March Smallmouth Bass Report (click to visit)

A trout on the Davidson River
Danielle & Ely's cold day on the Davidson River (click to visit)

A big Davidson River trout
Team Luttrell assaults the Davidson (click to visit)

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A huge brown trout caught on the Davison River
Altamont Anglers guide Teo Whitlock holds a fat brown trout caught by his client, John Haik, on the Davidson River September 16 (click the image for full-size view).

The rain-soaked anglers in that photo to the left don't mind the rain: they're warmed by the glow from that huge brown trout! But that rain was just the beginning, back on September 16, of a weather system that ultimately proved disastrous--even fatal--for residents of the Southeast. The graph below, with September 16 on the far left (Davidson flowing at about 55cfs in the photo to the left) spans a two-week period during which stream flows on the Davidson River peaked at almost 6000cfs. On the right side of the graph is the flow at this posting (9/29/09), 206cfs--fishable, but still tough wading! Click the graph to see it full-size...
A graph of stream flows on the Davidson River

(Altamont Anglers operates on Pisgah National Forest Rivers under USDA Forest Service Permit #PIS6560)

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