NC enjoys a fairly large swathe of highlands containing wild trout streams, including a large portion of Great Smoky Mountain National Park. It also enjoys some of the best documented streams (along with PA, NJ, and several other states). Be … Read More
SC-GA wild trout are found almost exclusively in the Appalachian Highlands (shown in pink). A few other streams outside of the highlands area also support trout, marked in orange. Click on the highlands area of interest to bring up a … Read More
Georgia’s wild trout streams are restricted to a relatively small sliver of the southern Appalachians. These are all located among the so-called “Primary” Trout Streams listed in the state code. Secondary streams do not support propagation, but do allow holdovers. … Read More
West Virginia’s wild trout streams are restricted to its eastern highlands, but include some of the best habitat in the South. BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE WATER QUALITY DATA TO BE FOUND IN THE “WV RESOURCES” MENU IN THE … Read More
New Hampshire is renowned for its upland brook trout streams. The best habitat is no doubt in the north and north central parts of the state, particularly in the White Mountains. However, there is substantial cold water habitat across virtually … Read More
This page, created for the 2006 site, shows the 57 wild trout streams from the Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Department’s (IFWD) web site. 55 of 57 have links to a topo map of the area (I couldn’t locate two.) … Read More
Maine is a massive state with thousands of small brook trout streams. Outside of the urban/suburban sprawl in the southwestern part of the state, if you cross a small stream in Maine, there’s a pretty good chance it will hold … Read More
Shenandoah National Park provides some of the premiere brook trout habitat, not only in Virginia, but also for much of the east coast, excepting parts of northern New England and upstate New York. Shenandoah National Park as seen in Google … Read More
Shenandoah National Park provides some of the premiere brook trout habitat, not only in Virginia, but also for much of the east coast, excepting parts of northern New England and upstate New York. Brook Trout in Shenandoah National Park – … Read More