My new adventure

[Tim_T]

Tim, great news. Hoping, his new venture is rewarding for you and family. Sure the TN location is much different than what you left in KY.
Now back to basics, always remember to use a zebra midge as the dropper and some times a yellow colored hopper is hard to beat, hee,,he. Maybe see you on the Cumberland this fall, as I guide there. Regarding the Smokies, I purchased several USGA topo maps several years ago (macho $$) which I will never use again. Any interest. Gary Boone

Gary, what are Zebra Midges? :-)

I appreciate the offer on the maps, but I have the National Geographic map, the map the park puts out, and the series of maps by Fred Turner. In addition I have guide books by Jim Casada, Ian Rutter and two by Don Kirk.

It's funny that I have been fishing this park for over 20 years, but I have fished new water several times in the last three weeks.

If you get a chance you should come down this summer and catch some wild brookies with me!

[FlyLie]

Gary, what are Zebra Midges? :-)

I appreciate the offer on the maps, but I have the National Geographic map, the map the park puts out, and the series of maps by Fred Turner. In addition I have guide books by Jim Casada, Ian Rutter and two by Don Kirk.

It's funny that I have been fishing this park for over 20 years, but I have fished new water several times in the last three weeks.

If you get a chance you should come down this summer and catch some wild brookies with me!

Thanks me friend, but with the Cumberland a few miles from me front door, don"t need to travel far. Know what I mean... We should sit down some afternoon and tie some midge patterns (zebra), hee...he.