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Trout Fishing the Davidson River

The Davidson River’s hatchery supported section is one of the most heavily fished two miles of river in Western North Carolina. A favorite of day users, campers, hikers and locals, this popular section of river gets hammered by anglers. Depending on when you arrive fishing can be excellent or terrible. Only yards from Brevard, roughly and hour from Greenville/Spartanburg and two hours from Charlotte, the creek is stocked often by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission (weekly oftentimes) from roughly the Sycamore Flats Recreation Area through Davidson River Campground and a few more spots upriver before the fly water starts. When we arrived to film this episode of Pautzke Outdoors the river was flooded with anglers. In fact, anglers dotted every hole on the river. By late evening most had left and warned us the trout had lockjaw. Armed with Pautzke salmon eggs, we drifted mostly Gold Label, Silver Label and Natural Deluxe salmon eggs and caught and released easy seven-fish limits of trout in fewer than two hours. To Learn More About Pautzke Bait: http://www.pautzke.com Like us on Facebook:   / pautzkebait   Follow us on Instagram:   / pautzke_bait   For updated trout stocking information on the Davidson River please visit http://www.ncwildlife.org/Learning/Sp....