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Map J08-09
Blockhouse & Kinzel Springs USGS Quadrangles (TN)
Featured Fishing Waters: Little River &
Hessee Creek inside Park • Location: Blount County, TN. Partly in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Map J10-11
Wear Cove & Gatlinburg USGS Quadrangles (TN)
Featured Fishing Waters: Little River including Tremont & Elkmont
areas, West Prong Little Pigeon River & Gatlinburg special permit
streams • Location: Blount & Sevier Counties, TN. Partly in Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
Map J12-13
Mount Le Conte & Mount Guyot USGS Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters: Little Pigeon River, Middle Prong Little Pigeon, Upper West Prong Little Pigeon,
Ramsay, Chapman & Road Prongs, Porters Creek, Raven Fork Headwaters &
Gatlinburg special permit streams. • Location: Blount & Sevier Counties,
TN & Swain County, NC.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Map K10-11
Thunderhead Mountain & Silers Bald USGS Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters: Headwaters of Little River (aka East Prong) & Middle and West Prongs
& Hazel & Forney Creeks • Location: Blount & Sevier Counties, TN.
Partly in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Map K12-13
Clingmans Dome & Smokemont USGS
Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Cherokee Reservation-permitted Raven Fork. Bradley Fork & headwaters
of Oconaluftee River & Noland & Deep Creeks • Location: Blount & Sevier Counties,
TN & Swain County, NC. Great Smoky Mountains National
Park & Qualla Boundary.
Map L07-08
Whiteoak Flats & Tapoco USGS
Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Citico Creek & headwaters, Slickrock Creek, Cheoah River &
tributaries Bear & Deep Creeks • Location: Monroe County, TN & Graham
County, NC.
Cherokee & Nantahala National Forests.
Map L09-10
Fontana Dam & Tuskeegee USGS
Quadrangles (NC)
Featured Fishing Waters: Twentymile Creek &
Lower Eagle & Hazel Creeks & Stecoah, Sawyer & Yellow Creeks
• Location: Graham & Swain Counties, NC.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park & Nantahala National
Forest.
Map L11-12
Noland Creek & Bryson City USGS
Quadrangles (NC)
Featured Fishing Waters: Lower Forney,
Noland & Deep & Indian Creeks, Alarka Creek & Tuckasegee River •
Location: Swain County, NC.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park & Nantahala National
Forest.
Map L13-14
Whittier & Sylva North USGS Quadrangles (NC)
Featured Fishing Waters: Cherokee Reservation permitted Soco Creek. Tuckasegee River & Scott Creek • Location: Swain &
Jackson Counties, NC. Qualla Boundary & Nantahala National Forest
Map M05-06
Tellico Plains & Bald River Falls USGS
Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Tellico River, Bald River & lower North River • Location: Monroe County, TN.
Cherokee National Forest.
Map M07-08
Big Junction & Santeetlah Creek USGS
Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Tellico River, North River, Sycamore Creek, Big & Little Santeetlah
Creeks & Snowbird Creek • Location: Monroe County, TN & Graham
County, NC. Cherokee & Nantahala National Forests
Map M09-10
Robbinsville & Hewitt USGS Quadrangles (NC)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Nantahala River middle Middle section & Tulula, Long, Franks
& Bear Creeks • Location: Graham & Swain Counties,
NC. Nantahala National Forest
Map M11-12
Wesser & Alarka USGS Quadrangles
(NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters: Burningtown, Cowee &
Tellico Creeks • Location: Swain & Macon Counties, NC Nantahala
National Forest
Map M13-14
Greens Creek & Sylva South USGS
Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Tuckasegee River, Caney Fork & Cullowhee, Moses, Savannah &
Wayehutta Creeks • Location: Jackson, Swain & Macon
Counties, NC. Nantahala National Forest
Map M15-16
Tuckasegee & Sam Knob USGS Quadrangle (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters: Caney Fork;
Mull, Piney Mountain & Beechflat Creeks; headwaters of Gladie, Sols,
Wolf & Tanasee Creeks & West Fork Pigeon River & its tributary,
Middle Prong • Location: Jackson & Haywood Counties,
NC. Nantahala & Pisgah National Forests.
Map N15-16
Big Ridge & Lake Toxaway USGS
Quadrangles (NC & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Tuckaseege headwater tributarires Panthertown & Greenland Creeks &
lower sections of Sols, Neddie, Wolf & Tanasee Creeks; West Fork
French Broad River headwaters • Location:
Jackson & Transylvania
Counties, NC. Nantahala National Forest.
Map P01-02
Tennga & Hemp Top USGS Quadrangles (GA & TN)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Conasauga River, Jacks River, West & South Fork (Jacks River) &
Mill, Panther, Rough & Conasauga Creeks • Location: Murray & Fannin Counties,
GA & Polk County, TN
Chattahoochee & Cherokee National Forests.
Map P12-13
Rabun Bald & Satolah USGS Quadrangles (GA & NC)
Featured Fishing Waters:
Chatooga River, Warwoman Creek, Walnut Fork, Sarahs
Creek, West Fork & Holcomb & Overflow Creek •
Location: Rabun County, GA. Chattahooche National Forest.
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Map J10-11 Snip - GSMNP at Townsend, TN
Entrance
Map M05-06 Snip Showing Portion of Tellico River Headwaters
Map M07-08 Snip
Map N15-16 Snip - Birthplace of the “Tuck”
Map P01-02 Snip - Jacks River is the
Largest of Conasauga River’s Tributaries