Explore Cherokee’s Scenic Streams: Two Hour Walk & Wade Fishing Adventure
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to walk along uneven, wet terrain and manage stream crossings.
Overview
Experience authentic Appalachian fishing on a guided two-hour walk and wade through Cherokee’s pristine mountain streams. Perfect for anglers seeking hands-on adventure and local insight, this trip connects you to native trout and cultural heritage.
Two Hour Local: Walk & Wade
Starting at $150 | Up to 3 Anglers | 2 Hour Guided Trip
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of fishing with Rivers Edge Outfitters' unique two-hour guided trips, perfect for beginners and experts alike. Located just minutes from prime trout streams, enjoy personalized instruction, all necessary gear, and local transportation. This affordable adventure promises memorable moments on the water without the commitment of a full day.
Always wanted to do a guide trip, but not sure what to expect? Don’t want to commit to a full day or even half day trip? Rivers Edge Outfitters offers the perfect option.
Rates
Optional 50% Deposit Available
One Angler: $150 Two Anglers: $200 Three Anglers: $250
All Ages Welcome
Duration
2 hours
About
A two-hour guided trip. With prices starting as low as $85 per person, this is a great option for beginners and experts alike who want to get on the water but not spend a fortune! Our shop is located within 5 minutes of 5 different trout streams, so you won't spend your whole 2-hour trip driving to your destination to fish. Call us today to take advantage of the new 1/4 day trip option at Rivers Edge Outfitters.
What is Included
A friendly, patient experienced guide, local transportation, beverages, fly rod and reel, breathable waders and boots, all terminal tackle, and flies. A freshly prepared streamside meal accompanies all full day trips. Lunch can be supplied on half day trips for an additional $25.00 for our gourmet lunch.
Not Included
Fish, we practice catch and release. Fishing license can be purchased at our shop. A gratuity for your guide is greatly appreciated. 15-25% gratuity is customary. What should you bring? Rain gear, polarized sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, and a camera. Absolutely everything else is provided! All items are available in our store. When fishing with children please bring extra clothing. In the winter it is best to layer and bring an extra change of warm socks.
Adventure Tips
Wear wading boots with good grip
Stream beds can be slippery and rocky; proper boots improve safety and comfort while wading.
Bring insect repellent
Mosquitoes and black flies can be active during warmer months, so protection helps maintain focus on fishing.
Practice stealthy movement
Move slowly and quietly to avoid spooking trout in clear, shallow pools.
Pack a water bottle and light snack
Stay hydrated and energized during the two-hour excursion, especially in summer.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often appear near streams at dawn
- Kingfishers and herons frequent the waterways hunting fish
History
The streams fished on this trip flow through land historically inhabited by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, whose cultures remain vital today.
Conservation
The guides promote catch-and-release practices and educate visitors on protecting sensitive aquatic habitats to sustain trout populations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Lightweight wading boots
Essential for safely navigating slippery stream beds during springtime flows.
spring specific
Fly fishing rod and reel
A standard fly fishing setup is needed to target native trout in these mountain waters.
Waterproof waders or quick-dry pants
Keeps you comfortable while standing or walking in cool water during the warmer months.
summer specific
Insect repellent spray
Protects against mosquitoes and black flies common in summer streamside environments.
summer specific