Noontootla Creek Fishing
Noontootla Creek Fishing Trips
Nestled in the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia, Noontootla Creek is a treasure trove for fly fishing enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a novice just dipping your toes into the world of fly fishing, Noontootla Creek offers an unparalleled experience. This meandering creek, with its cold, clear waters and abundant trout population, beckons anglers from near and far for a taste of Noontootla Creek fishing at its finest.
Noontootla Creek, a tributary of the Toccoa River, originates from the pristine springs and rainfall of the Chattahoochee National Forest. As it courses through the lush, dense forests, it creates a haven for rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook trout. The creek's fast-flowing waters, combined with the natural rock formations and pools, provide an ideal habitat for these species. This makes Noontootla Creek fishing an adventure that is as thrilling as it is rewarding.
Noontootla Creek Fishing is not for the faint of heart and is not recommended for the beginner. Big Wild Rainbow and Brown Trout are the name of the game as well as light line and small flies on this north Georgia trout water. Often sight fishing to these mountain trophies in shallow water is the name of the game, making this a truly special place!
Our Noontootla Creek Fly Fishing guides have become experts over years of chasing these smart fish and are sure to give you the best experiences as anyone in North Georgia.
Noontootla Creek Hatch Chart
When it comes to Noontootla Creek fishing, the selection of flies is crucial. The trout in Noontootla Creek are known to be selective and can be a bit challenging to catch. Therefore, it's essential to have an assortment of flies such as nymphs, dry flies, and streamers. Additionally, paying attention to the local hatch cycles can help in choosing the most effective flies. Matching your fly to the natural insects that the trout are feeding on will increase your chances of making a catch.
The insect species on Noontootla creek vary. BWO’s, Cahills and Quill Gordons are all good options to fish with, but there isn’t any singular species that seems to be hatching in abundance.
The Black Caddis and Fall Caddis ,aka October Caddis, are all highly present on this river though. So you can’t go wrong with tying one of those on. Terrestrials like ants and beetles are highly present as well.
About Our Noontootla Creek Fishing Trips
For those looking to maximize their Noontootla Creek fishing experience, fishing with us will be the best choice you've ever made. Our local guide's not only knows the creek like the back of their hand but are also adept at understanding the behavior of the fish and the best fishing spots. This insider knowledge can significantly enhance your fishing experience. Moreover, your guide will ensure that you are equipped with the right gear and flies, and provide expert tips and techniques that are essential for fly fishing in the challenging waters of Noontootla Creek.
We have a couple of different trip options that you can choose from. You can choose to go on a half-day or full-day trip here. No matter what option you choose, you're sure to have a great time. On our half-day trips, we'll take you to some of the best spots on Noontootla Creek.
On our full-day trips, we'll take you to more remote areas of the creek to chase after those trophy trout. This is a great option for anglers who want to explore more of Noontootla Creek and catch more fish. No matter which option you choose, you're sure to have a great time fly fishing on Noontootla Creek in Georgia.
Book a trip today so you can start chasing these beauties!