Trout fishing Opportunities on the Toccoa River of Blue Ridge, Ga

Last week was a fantastic week of great food, fishing,  and good friends.  While Blue Ridge and the Toccoa River have some of the finest fishing in the country, sometimes it is nice to get away to see what the rest of the country has to offer.  There are many similarities to the White River in Arkansas and the Toccoa River in Georgia.  Both fisheries are the tail waters and cold water is being pumped downstream.  The White is the tail water to Bull Shoals lake and the Toccoa is the tail water to Lake Blue Ridge.  We produced some great brown trout, rainbows, and an occasional cutthroat.  After a full week of trophy trout fishing I started my trek back to the mountains of north Georgia with the thoughts of all the opportunities to pursue trophy fish right out our back door.  The location we fished in Arkansas was 3.5 hours from any major city.  This poses a problem to anyone looking for a quick, productive fishing trip.  The Toccoa River in Blue Ridge, Ga is one of the easiest trout streams in the southeast in regards to accessibility.  Only 2 hours from Atlanta and 2 hours from Chattanooga, this poses the perfect destination for a second home fish camp, weekend outing, or retirement home.  The are hundreds of miles of public fishing waters on the Toccoa river, Fightingtown creek, Coopers Creek, Rock Creek, Noontootla Creek, Hemptown Creek, Hothouse creek, Jacks River, and several other state stocked streams.  There are opportunities for trophy browns, rainbows, and brooks.  Blue Ridge is a diamond in the rough in regards to a trout fishing mecca.  We have 1 fly shop, a few individual outfitters, and very little fishing pressure. This is the place to be to catch trophy fish and enjoy one of the most beautiful places there is. There are opportunities for guides, shop owners, outfitters, whatever you can imagine.   See what Blue Ridge Georgia has for you http://www.BlueRidgeWaterfront.com http://www.NathanNicholson.com