Middle Tennessee Flyfishing in Summer?

[john michael white]

I will be visiting family in Middle Tennesee (Murfreesboro) area sometime this summer, hopefully around the end of June/1st of July.

[Phil Landry]

Caney Fork will be a good fit for you.

[Chad Simcox]

I’ll second the Caney Fork. It can be

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[john michael white]

Thanks for all the info guys.

[Phil Landry]

If you happen to make it into Nashville visit Fly South.

[Mike Anderson]

John swing by my site and snoop around. If you need a Guide holler.

[Carter Simcoe]

Mike catches nothing but dink stocker rainbows.

[Mike Anderson]

King of the dinks.

[john michael white]

Thanks for the info guys.

[Mike Anderson]

The generation schedules have not been favorable for wading this year. There is a pretty big Dam repair Project going on and they are keeping the lake level lower then normal. Add to that the wet spring we’ve had and you get lots of generation. With a 3 or four hour window the dam is going to be your best bet for low water fishing.

Wet wading is fine as long as you don’t go too deep or it doesn’t rain on ya. Good luck!

Mike

[john michael white]

Thanks again for all the help guys.

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