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wpbuntin
10-02-05, 08:22 PM
I am from south Georgia and have decided to change from bass and bream to the famed North Georgia Trout. I have flyfished off and on for the past 10 or so years, but would like to get more serious about it. I have found a place to stay in Ellijay and would like to find a guide to help me catch some fish. I recently tried Curtis Switch on Sept.30 and Oct 1., but could only catch chubs and finger sized trout. I don't want to get discouraged and would like to actually catch a decent sized trout. Maybe a trophy stream and guide would be my best bet. I hear the Noontoola has some good stretches for the right price. I would greatly appreciate some advice.

skibum
10-02-05, 10:53 PM
Delayed Harvest is just around the corner starting Nov1, so all you'll need to do is drive up to 285/75 and fish the hooch.. Call Unicoi Outfitters for fishing the Noontoola.. Quiet setting with some good fish..

FlygURL
10-03-05, 07:38 AM
You might consider mixing the two - warmwater and flyfishing - and getting your instruction a little closer to home. Callaway Gardens has wonderful guides - in fact, Kent Edmonds (http://www.flyfishga.com/) is spectacular. To keep your instruction close to home and learn more about stream fly fishing, you might get him to take you out on the Flint River.

Rick Padgett
10-05-05, 12:27 PM
Welome to NGTO, and the Trout/Fly Fishing addiction!

Rick

HIGHLAND OUTFITTERS
10-05-05, 01:54 PM
If you are interested in BIG trout; I can help. I work at Highland outfitters and am a guide for Blackhawk, on the Soque river. Our fish range from 3lbs. up to 12lbs+, with lengths over 30". Needless to say, it's a trophy stream, and as such we practice catch and release. If your interested Please call me at 770-363-4830, or visit www.blackhawkflyfishing.com . Thanks and good luck,
Mark