Catching Lots of Trout in a Small North Georgia Creek || Fly Fishing North Georgia

I head up to North Georgia to fish Smith Creek, a delayed harvest creek in North Georgia that can make for a really good place to learn the basics of fly fishing if you are a beginner, or just a fun creek to fish in general. Caught close to two dozen fish, consisting of a mix of rainbow trout and brown trout.
I double nymphed all day with a apricot egg and a beadhead pheasant tail.

[@jeffreyl7355]

nice video, i love fishing creeks like that !

[@benpyeatt9986]

Great video and great production quality. I live in NE Ga and this makes me want to check this place out. I’m still new to fly fishing so I appreciate you showing what you threw.

[@lumis-fly-fishing]

No problem, glad you enjoyed the video. Great place for beginners. Stocked hard. Water has been pretty low the past few months but some of the recent rain should help. Hopefully we get a little more.

[@kas8747]

Yo I was there not too long ago with my cousin! borrowed my friends rod cause I don't have one :)

[@mf_fishing09]

amazing video, don't know why your not famous by now. Keep the good work up!

[@lumis-fly-fishing]

I appreciate the compliment

[@Tightlines-r1r]

Nice video, thank you for showing the flies you were using

[@lumis-fly-fishing]

No problem, thanks for watching!

[@benpyeatt9986]

Ayyy happy birthday

[@lumis-fly-fishing]

Appreciate it

[@chubbydamron672]

Pinch the barbs down with hemostats or small needle nose pliers

[@lumis-fly-fishing]

Yep. Thought of that right after I left that day. Flew over my head.

[@nudetrooper]

Hey dude do you normally cast with your fly line wrapped around your rod??? I know you can cast further with less effort if it wasn't!!!

[@lumis-fly-fishing]

Didn't even see that, oops! It happens I guess 🙂

[@scottwinfrey5436]

Very detailed nice catch on the rod