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2010 Striper on the fly Video

We don't take short cuts on anything here at TFTN and that includes our equipment. Our gear is the best money can buy and our boats are top notch proven industry guide boats. They include a Supreme 20' Jet boat (made famous on the White river as guide boats), Blazer 17' jet boat, Hyde 16' drift boat, and a 17' Maverick flats boat. I strongly recommend that if you are considering booking a river trip in this area that you ask your guide for details about his boat. A jalopy (and we have some "guides" using small, cramped, jalopy boats) hardly makes for a relaxing, fun, or productive trip, not to mention they are very unsafe, unstable, and undependable. I can't stress the importance of the guides boat and equipment enough. It's just another thing that separates and elevates us from the others.

Trophy Fishing in Tennessee

Here at Trophy Fishing TN, you will find experienced fly fishing guides and the most informative Middle Tennessee fly fishing site on the net.

If you are looking for a Fly Fishing guide in the Nashville area with decades of experience and a willingness to share the hard earned and costly learned secrets to catching trophy fish in Tennessee, you’ve found the right place.

The team of guides here at Trophy Fishing TN were chosen because not only are they good fishermen, but they are 100% committed to giving 110% to make sure your trip is a most rewarding experience giving you memories to last your lifetime.

Fly fishing in Tennessee is a four seasons opportunity. We target Muskie in the winter and early spring. Good Striper fishing starts in the early spring and runs through the summer and into the fall. Trout fishing is an all year affair from the tail waters to the spring creeks though spring and summer are the best times with summer being the most predictable/stable weather and enjoyable temps.

Carp are a summer time deal and we highly recommend a trip if you want to learn how it’s done. It isn't as hard as some let on and a big carp is an absolute blast on the fly! It’s as close to bone fishing as you'll ever get around here and makes for great practice if you’re headed to a salty flat for the first time. We also occasionally fish for river smallmouth from spring through fall.

If local information is what you’re looking for then be sure to enjoy our Trophy Fishing TN fishing forum! Come on in and share a story or tip or a trip report.