Fishing in the Virginia Mountains

Golden Getaways Girlfriends Getaway Guy Getaways Rainy Days Couples Getaways Get-together Getaways Solos and Singles Eco-escapes Horse Lovers Getaway

See Smell Taste Listen Touch Spirit

Attractions History and Museums Performing and Visual Arts Wineries Shopping Dining Outdoor Recreation Scenic Flights Extraordinary Experiences

Bed and Breakfasts Cabins and Cottages Hotels and Motels Campgrounds Pet Friendly Race Weekend Rentals

Events Calendar Festivals & Fairs Submit an Event Receive Events in Your Email

Request a Free Travel Guide Maps Getting Here Regional Information Weather Road Conditions Visitor Information Centers

Virginia Mountains Videos Visitor Blog Visitor Submitted Photos Visitor Submitted Video Visitor Submitted Audio

Guys Fishing Getaways

"Fish don't live in ugly places."~ Bruce Wankel, entrepreneur, owner, Virginia Creeper Fly Shop

Outdoor channel films show on the Southfork of the Holston River - [Read Full Story]

Smyth County Lakes

Hungry Mother Lake is a 108-acre impoundment located in Hungry Mother State Park. The lake supports a host of sport fish including largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass, crappie, channel catfish, carp, sunfish, rock bass, muskellunge, and walleye. Channel catfish, walleyes, and musky are stocked annually; all other populations are self-sustaining. Alewives are the primary forage fish.
Overview | Fishing Opportuntities | Regulations | Photo Gallery

Smyth County Rivers & Streams

Holston River - Middle Fork

© Smyth County Tourism Association
Promoting Smyth County, Virginia and the Towns of Chilhowie, Saltville, and Marion.

www.VisitVirginiaMountains.com