FLY FISHING IN WEST VIRGINIA IS AVAILABLE IN MANY PUBLIC PLACES

Anglers who are ardent about fly fishing are probably quite familiar with the northwestern states like Montana, Wyoming and, of course, Alaska. But did you know about the robust, thrilling locations on the other side of the Mississippi?

The Gauley River National Recreation Area, in West Virginia offers great fall fishing opportunities for Trout, Small Mouth Bass, Walleye and Muskellunge. Public river access points within Gauley Tailwaters are found at Masons Branch and Woods Ferry. As he water temperatures get cooler the prey will become more active, especially in the early morning and early evening. Now is the time to check your fly fishing gear and make sure your tackle is ready for abundant catching. https://nostalgiaoutdoorgoodsstore.com/products/spinning-fishing-reel-5-1-1-gear-wheel-with-line. Other great places for your bucket list should include  the Cranberry River, tucked within the Monongahela National Forest, and on the Elk River where fly fishing is good all year round

The North Fork of the South Branch Potomac River passes between Virginia and Maryland, and empties into Chesapeake Bay. Wade in to catch a bounteous mix of rainbows and browns, as well as some of the hybrid trout called golden rainbow.

The best information for angling enthusiasts who are interested in planning an adventure there should check out http://www.wvdnr.gov/Fishing/Regs14/Consumption_Advisory.pdf. Planning ahead includes identifying your ideal location and gathering your necessary gear so you can make new memories as you …

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