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| Our Pennsylvania friends made a return visit. It's great to see friends again. |
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| Mikel and Clinton Willis, father and son from Louisiana, had a little competition on the South Fork. |
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| Jesse Clark from Elizabethton |
| Our friends from Mississippi |
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| The Mississippi Four |
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| Brad gets a hook up |
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| Scott Whicker from Shelby, NC |
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| Jarred with Sean Maher from New Jersey |
Our friends from Pennsylvania.
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| Before a Great Day |
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| Hard Fighter |
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| Still Water Trout |
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| Story Time at Lunch |
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| Way to go Jack |
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| After a Great Day |
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| Alan MacIntyre from Kingsport, TN, with a South Fork Smallie |
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| Jason with a nice South Fork Smallmouth. |
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| Jack caught the first fish, 30 inches by the end of the day, on low water |
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| Mikel took the lead early with this big smallmouth |
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| Justin Wandell from Elizabethton |
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| Brad and Danny |
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| Sherry and Steph had a big day by boating 40! |
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| Noah Whicker with an early morning rainbow |
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| John and Sean Maher, father and son, from New Jersey |
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| The Gooze from Wisconsin. |
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| Rob Gooze lands another one. |
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| Chuck Harman from Roanoke, VA, with a South Fork smallie |
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| Jason Carter from Elizabethton |
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| Jason with a 21 inch Brown |
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| Ted Carter with a nice South Fork smallmouth |
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| Eric Stevens from Elizabethton, TN, with a 19 inch brown |
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| James Lang from Johnson City, TN, with a 20 inch Watauga rainbow |
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| Larry hit the deep water to catch several South Holston rainbows before TVA started to generate |
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| Clinton won the big fish later on with this hog |
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| Danny Thornton from Mississippi |
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| Stephanie at Chicken Charlies |
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| Andrew from Florida |
Our friends from Middle Tennesse Fly Fishers Inc.
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| Scott Weber from Nashville |
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| Scott fighting a nice brown. He had a larger one following the hooked fish. |
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| Stan McFarland from Nashville |
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| The fish fought well but Stan was to tough. Well done Stan. |
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| Retooling in the middle of the big caddis hatch. |
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| If you look close, the dots on the water are caddis. You can't see thousands flying over the water. |
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| This caddis hatch in April was so thick it looked like fog moving upstream. |
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| Jarrod did a Pig Roast for Middle Tennessee Fly Fishers Inc. from Nashville. |
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| Our Pig Was Named Daisy May by the club. This Is What She Looked Like After A Hard Day of Fishing |
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