Float Trips
Trout Float Trips
Lets face it; trout are the supreme game fish of fresh water. The Montford Angler loves nothing more than to take an angler deep into the depths of trout lore, entomology, and tactics. Fishing trout from a boat offers a unique approach to these cunning and splendid creatures. Our Tennessee tailwaters of the South Holston and Watauga require an equally cunning guide to help you fool these fish into sipping that size #20 dry fly.
Half-Day Float (trout or smallmouth)
1-2 guests: $400
Full-Day Float (trout or smallmouth)
1-2 guests: $500
Asheville Fresh Water Fishing | Smallmouth Bass Float Trips
Smallmouth Bass Float Trips
Slam!! Whopp!! Bammmm!! Thats what small mouth do, they eat it like they mean it. Far from finicky, but stubborn in their own right, small mouth offer a change of pace in the late spring/summer/early fall from trout fishing. They inhabit the often less crowded, granite strewn, rapid filled, warm waters of Southern Appalachia. If you want to change gears, a small mouth float is for you. We target the bronze backs with both spin and fly methods so as to optimize success.
Half-Day Float (trout or smallmouth)
1-2 guests: $350
Full-Day Float (trout or smallmouth)
1-2 guests: $475
Disclaimer
The Montford Angler LLC is not to be held liable for acts of nature or other hazards that are not under the control of the said guide. Guided fishing trips do hold a certain degree of danger that may lead to loss / damage of property or life. By using the services of The Montford Angler, you — the client or any other entity representing the client, agree not to sue The Montford Angler LLC for accidents that lead to loss / damage of property or life. The Montford Angler LLC will do its best to ensure the safety of our clients.
Hazards and dangers include with limitation:
Water Hazards in boating and wading in the rivers including drowning, Hiking in rugged country, injuries from fishing equipment and other participants, encounters with wildlife, animals, and insects, Temperature extremes, inclement weather conditions and unavailability of immediate medical attention in the wilderness in case of injury.