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KC Outfitters Blue Ridge
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These are outdoor adventure video's with the primary focus being fly fishing for trout in our hometown of Blue Ridge, Georgia. We are a local outfitter there providing guided fly fishing trips and our goal is to put out content that we feel represents the area properly. Anywhere from float trips down the Toccoa River, hike in wade trips with stunning scenery, and much more. In these videos we will be chasing brown, rainbow, and brook trout all through the beautiful mountains of North Georgia.
Guides Day Off in Idaho - Technical Dry Fly Fishing to big Cutthroat
Started the day off fishing some really technical flat water with Chris looking for rising trout. Had a great morning of dry fly fishing then loaded up the whole crew to try and catch some Kokanee Salmon. Finishing the day off with Tyler catching some big rainbows for a good evening float. Guiding is busy lifestyle this time of year with most days starting early and ending late. So with very few days off we try to make the best of those days and enjoy time with great friends.
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Blue Ridge, GA public water hike-in spot and we found some giants! Sight fishing in gin clear water!
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We set off on a spur of the moment trip to hike into some public water we were wanting to hit. We had a plan to walk some of the higher banks for a good vantage and peer off into some of the long clear slicks and tailouts of some deep the deeper pools and runs we knew about. As we began our journey we found what we were looking for. We knew it was going to take some sneaky tactics so we tied lo...
Epic Snow Day Adventure in Blue Ridge with KC-Outfitters
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Snow was in the forecast but wasn't calling for much. As we begin our day in Blue Ridge the snow begins to fall and it gets heavier and heavier, at one point they were huge feather-like flakes creating an almost magical scene. Cold hands and frozen rods we kept going and it certainly ended up paying off. Follow along to see what happens!
Blue Ridge Georgia Giant Public Water Brown - KC-Outfitters Fly Fishing
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Fishing public water can be tough the fish experience high levels of pressure and become very difficult if not at times seemingly impossible to catch. With some sneaky tactics and putting ourself in the right place at the right time we were able to make it happen. Watch as Grant hooks into and lands what would be considered by most to be a fish of a lifetime, especially North Georgia standards ...
Gonna have to visit with my Ballista Bat reverse draw for some bow fishing, hopefully not piss everybody off who's using a rod.
For all the gullible people the only way for you to catch fish like this is pay for a guide to take you to their private waters where they stock these giants and maintain them. Fish like these are EXTINCT in public waters
Nice Job
Good lookin' fishies there! Judging by the way y'all are dressed for cooler weather I was wondering whether this was on, or near, the DH portion of the Toccoa. Those are mighty big trout for public waters unless it's near the DH section where DNR stocks some really nice trout from Nov to May.
Right here in Georgia, too
Excellent job fellas.
Public water.....Right
Solid catches 👌🏽 reminds me of the salmon I’ve caught sight fishin’ 🎣
I'll go with ya all
Great video
Is that on the upper or lower?
Chattooga. Not a secret there.
Thats amazing for public water wished i could find good places its hard not being from the area. Im from middle ga and its hard to take day trips and do any good.
1:25 Thats a beautie!
Lets goo!!!
Nice catch man! Just subbed to your channel! 6:13
Would you be able to share where you went for this? Me and my brother are trying to find some public water for us to fish
Pretty sure they don’t have natural trout streams
Freaking awesome! Gets me pumped to take my son next weekend.
Toccoa River?
Hiking in to fish, no over-fishing making the fish weary, must have been a dream fishing that stretch of water.
I’ve stood in those exact locations. The fish are larger now.
What stream is this? Trying to get a list of creek to fish soon that I haven't fished that.
WoW. Bucket list right there. Can’t wait to go out with you this fall on a guide
Nice work landing that now. I was nervous for you.
We are coming in mid July. What are your rates for guides. Never have done fly fishing. Just general fishing fresh and salt water for 40 years. Thank you in advanced.
"Public" water - having lived here for 50 years I got 2 words - "yea right"
I could qualify my statement i guess - possible its around the hatchery and they released some brood stock - def the only thing thats gonna bite again after being stuck already
Ya'll boys would catch a lot more with a can of corn and a zebco ultra-lite 🙂
Dream fishing. in N. Ga. Would love to know the spot, but if you gave it up it wouldn't have fish in it. Always catch and release.
Try side pressure more to control the fish.
Riiiiiight. A lot of Trout Chow to grow them that big.
What a beautiful place! Great job landing those fish.
Trout fishing at it's finest...Thanks for sharing...
If I book a guided trip with KC Outfitters will you take me to that stretch of stream in this video ?
Wonderful Church Morganton, SDA and lots of good People!!!!
Blue Ridge Georgia is a beautiful place and has so much to Offer!! Kinda wish I still lived There!!! The train is Awesome and runs through the Hill's to Coppertown Tennessee!!!!
About to book a trip the blue ridge or Elijah, I'm wanting to get on some browns and rainbows. To both area have trout
That is surreal in so many ways. I can’t believe he hit with another hook in his mouth. He must eat a lot of 🐝 stinging bugs. And no little fish to spoil your drift. Unreal. Like a dream. Thank you.
Thank you for watching glad that you enjoyed it!
Question y'all it's my first time coming up there, I'm renting a cabin for Xmas week, do y'all know if I can catch any trout in Ellijay river location near whitepath? Thanks!
I’m in whitepqth right now and caught 2 so far so yes!!
Yeah there are certain sections of that fiver that definitely hold trout, but it’s definitely spotty. Hit us up at www.KCoutfitters.net and fill out a contact form and we can give you any information you need on streams to hit, flies to use, or anything like that.
really public waters? theres a catch to it somewhere, either its right off some private land where they manage trout and feed them or thats just not public land, i have seen streams in north ga where they do have some private land on some streams with trout like that and are managed
100% Public. Thanks for watching
Live in Chatsworth. They're are lots of great fishing spots if you're up to hiking and they're public. This land up here is amazing, I hope it remains beautiful.
Whats the best way to contact you guys?
Walmart 🤠🙉🙈🥳🙊
best way is just to call or text 706-455-5850 or you can go to www.kcoutfitters.net also you can message us on instagram that works to
I've fished so much public water in Georgia and never have I caught anything wild over 16 inches. Litteraly have been in the north Georgia Mountains atleast twice a month over the last 2 years. Fished the easy spots and fished tons of spots where you hike over a mountain with no trail and push through the thickest rhododendron. These are some incredible fish. Never tell anyone the spot. I certainly haven't found it yet so keep it secret.
With a guide service is the only way I have caught large rainbows- 20 to 30 inches. Learned a lot as well.
That's because wild rainbows never exceed 15 inches in Georgia, And 15 would be a once in a lifetime fish for a wild rainbow. Wild browns are a different story.
Nah this is super easy to figure out. These are fish that swam up from private waters to spawn in the public section of streams ABOVE the private waters. They have kamloops genetics in there as a local private hatchery in suches that has been stocking the private streams here for 40+yrs. That’s a long time to help get those genetics established and doing their natural spawning run. Either way, couldn’t tell you if those are wild or stocked fish as NOBODY does genetic testing to verify that sadly.
@@markhaven5638yep, you get it. It takes a lot of work to catch a 20+in brown here in Georgia. Doesn’t matter if it’s a tailwater fish or a freestone stream.
@@philliphutcheson4219 two streams come to mind. One tailwater and one freestone. I've never been close in GA but I make an annual trip to the Smokies and I usually catch a 15inch plus brown up there and more often than not it's on a dry fly. And that's a trophy for me.
I'm planning a trip to Blue Ridge in Nov...what flies would you gents recommend?
Usually in the fall/winter we like to run pretty small nymphs like 18-20 pheasant tails for blue wing imitations or midge patterns in the same size range. Your tippet size will be equally as important i would stay in the 5x-6x range and longer leaders. 10-12 stonefly would be a good option as well.
Bro you need to post more often your videos are good and I want to watch more
thanks i appreciate that ill try to get some more out
I love this stream. I'm not giving away this location. I have always fished the north ga streams. Still haven't caught a wild brook trout yet .
Thanks man! Good luck getting a brook trout
Bro you are so under rated
thanks partner
Bro I live in Georgia and I've been looking for a spot like this lol. Care to share or take me?
Are these areas catch and release only? I’m a C&R fly fisher from the west and these fish are super impressive! I probably sound pretentious but I thought I was going to have to kiss these types of fish goodbye. Most of what I research has just been people harvesting as many fish as possible. Awesome video. Thanks for giving me hope haha.
There are still a few sections left that have regulations to promote trophy size fish, which is really good. So still a few spots out there 👍🏻
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Question ❓... elevation and water temp...I would think in Georgia warmer water ... just wondering...I really enjoyed your video... thanks...I'm a crawler drifter from Northern California... Steelhead... beautiful water there by the way ..
Thanks! The water stays plenty cool enough through the summer that high in the mtns that stream hasn’t been stocked in over 50 years. Thanks for watching 🎣
@@kcoutfittersblueridge4510 thanks for answering my next question! LoL...They definitely look native ..Hook jaw males..with that little notch in the upper lip.... quality fish! Believe it or not ..one time I caught a male very profound jaw and upper lip...the upper had barbels ...hair like barbels ...blew me away...we have both a hatchery and wild fish in the Feather... below and above Oroville Dam...✌️👍
What stream is this i fished all over blueridge never seen this spot dam