Del,
I
haven't fished Cherokee in a few years but you can usually by a pass (one day or
three day) for $5.00 to 15.00.
You can
buy them even at convience stores when you are on the
reservation.
If the
water is high be carefull. Those streams can really fool you about depth
and current speed. Easy to end up with waders full of water and a busted
butt.
Good
luck. That is great fishing.
If you
get out close to Brevard, NC. There is a stream that runs right pass the
hatchery. Flyfishing only, well worth the trip. The last time I was
there I saw a 20 plus incher. Couldn't get him to hit
anything!
Mike Robinson
Clover, SC 29710
-----Original Message-----I am going to Cherokee, NC with my wife tomorrow. It is our anniversary. I was wondering, for fishing on the Cherokee reservation, what permits are needed for a Nonresident?
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Delbert (Del) Roberts
Belton, South Carolina, USA
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