Curbside Pickup
CURBSIDE PICKUP 3 Rivers Angler is currently utilizing curbside pickup, phone, and internet orders. We are available in the shop Monday through Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm. This will allow you to get your fly fishing or fly tying supplies without leaving your car or your home. Just give us a call on [...]
3 Rivers Angler’s current response to the Covid-19 virus
Dear Friends and Family of 3 Rivers Angler, We want to keep you updated on 3 Rivers Angler’s current response to the Covid-19 virus. The health of our customers and staff is of the utmost importance and so we will be making some modifications during this period in order to continue to serve you. We [...]
Classes and Seminars cancelled until further notice.
In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic we will be suspending all in-house classes and seminars until further notice. This includes upcoming Fly Fishing 101, Fly Tying 101, and Superfly Happy Hours. Our apologies if this creates any inconvenience, but based upon perceived health threats, we've deemed this action necessary for the health and welfare [...]
Fishing Report March 11th, 2020
The rain is continuing to fall, and that’s keeping (most) folks from getting out on the Clinch, Holston, and French Broad. However, it’s go-time for the Spring mountain fishing, and warmwater species are schooling and busting bait on the lakes. Freestone smallmouth opportunities abound in the mountains and on the plateau, and water temp is [...]
Fishing Report March 4th, 2020
It's finally starting to feel like Spring around here. The tailwaters are still pretty high and we're anticipating more rain, but the freestone streams are falling out and warming up. With highs in the 60s and sunny weather this weekend, quills and other bugs will be popping off. In fact, freestone smallmouth streams are also [...]
Fishing Report February 26th, 2020
Yesterday, we had a glimpse of what's to come in the freestone rivers and streams as we creep out of winter. Quill Gordons, Blue Quills, and other bugs were hatching and fish were rising to our dries as we fished up in the Smokies. The action isn't quite consistent yet, but you didn't have to [...]