Fishing the Wilderness Conasauga River in Georgia

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The upper 15 miles of the Conasauga River flows thru the Chattahoochee National Forest, the Cherokee National Forest and the Chohutta Wilderness Area in northern Georgia. In this film I spend a couple days hiking and fishing via the Chestnut Lead trail and Hickory Creek trail for the wild rainbow trout that reside here. Some large brown trout also live here but those are not easy to catch.
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[@walterhammock3603]

Thankyou enjoyed this very much on my lunch break

[@skaballtheory]

great video thank you! Any advice ? patterns ?

[@계곡과산천어]

I like the way you edit your videos. It is better to stitch to the sounds of nature without the use of flashy music. The appearance of fairies in the middle is also good. ^^

[@CoppersmithStudios1]

Congratulations - you are the first person to comment on the nature spirit! It is a Gnome. They like to hide under bridges and near large rocks. They are common along trout streams. The little gnome also made an appearance earlier in the video.

[@Velakowitz]

@@CoppersmithStudios1is it the one on the bottom right corner? 😮

[@CoppersmithStudios1]

@@Velakowitz Gnomes are notoriously hard to see. It is possible they have made appearances in my other trout stream videos but you will have to watch carefully to spot them.