Welcome to CumberlandTU

Welcome to CumberlandTU.org

The Cumberland Chapter of Trout Unlimited is located in Nashville, Tennessee. We are located within a short drive of several Southeastern trout streams, including the Caney Fork, Elk, and Duck Rivers. Our chapter is actively engaged in preserving these and other important resources. We are proud to be a part of TU's more than 140,000 nationwide members. To learn more about the current events in our chapter, read the latest news From our President.

Steelhead Leech

From our archives. This fly of the month article about a Steve Nix fly was originally published in July of 2006. A great pattern for big migratory rainbows.
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Streamer Fishing Techniques with Steve Nix
Feb 16, 2009
Caney Fork Fish Camp, Nashville

Whether you are fishing a Wooly Bugger or Clouser Minnow, conventional wisdom has always said, "the easiest way to catch a big fish on a fly is on a streamer, a wet fly that imitates a small baitfish that larger fish feed on." If you can cast 20 feet, you can catch fish in streams and rivers on a streamer. You can even strip line off the reel and into the water and let the flies drift in the current and catch fish.
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Name	Updated
Caney Fork	Dec 04
Cumberland	Dec 04
Elk River	Dec 04
Harpeth River	Dec 04
TWRA Stocking	Dec 04
Clinch River	Sep 18
Holston River	Sep 18
Smallmouth Streams	Sep 18
Hiwassee River	Aug 09

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