Fishing on Alarka Creek

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Alarka Creek in the Alarka Community is a popular fishing spot known for its gently flowing waters and diverse trout population. Brown, Rainbow, and Brook Trout can typically be found in the creek, offering anglers a variety of fish to target.

The creek is known for its accessibility, with numerous spots along its stretch that are suitable for fishing. Whether you prefer casting from the banks or wading into the water, there are plenty of locations to choose from. The creek’s gentle flow makes it ideal for fly fishing or other angling techniques.

Also, it’s worth mentioning that Alarka Creek is a designated hatchery-supported creek. This means that the creek is periodically stocked with trout by the local hatchery to enhance the fish population. These stocked trout provide additional opportunities for anglers to catch fish in the creek. Hatchery-Supported waters have different rules than normal creeks, which include closing 30 minutes past sunset on the last day of February until 7 AM on the first Saturday in April. 

License Requirements:

NC Fishing License

Fish Species:

Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout