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Little Tennessee River

The Little Tennessee River

The Little Tennessee River is 135 miles of Appalachian glory with an abundance…

The Little Tennessee River is 135 miles of Appalachian glory with an abundance of aquatic wildlife.

Fishing on the Little Tennessee River

About:

The Little Tennessee (Little T’s) River begins in Northeast Georgia and flows through the mountains of Western North Carolina. It runs along the southern border of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and eventually reaches Fontana Lake. Spanning a total of 135 miles, the Little Tennessee River is known for being a native fish conservation, supporting over 100 species of native fish.

There are several access points to the river near Bryson City including Rattlesnake Creek, Wiggins Creek, and Sawmill Creek. These access points provide multiple opportunities for anglers to enjoy this fishing destination. Water flow in the Little Tennessee River are consistent throughout the year so it makes for great wade fishing or drift boat fishing.

License Requirements:

NC fishing license 

Fish Species:

Over 100 native fish species 

 

 

Little Tennessee River

Find a Local Fishing Guide in Bryson City

Our local fishing guides offer a variety of guided fishing trips including lake fishing, walk & wade and float trips in Bryson City, Swain County, Cherokee NC, and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.