Eastern Fly Fishing Club

25 Jesses Way Blue Ridge Ga. 30513

770-595-1071 or 706-838-4250

Email; ashlinfly@easternflyfishingclub.com


                                        

Eastern Fly Fishing Club is located in the heart of Blue Ridge Georgia where we have more access to big trout than any other outfitter or guide service in the southeast. EFFC has compiled over 15 miles of trophy trout water alone in North Ga. and will be adding more in the future.                       Our guides have access to some of the best tail water fishing that can be found in the south. They know these waters better than anyone around so don't be fooled by bells and whistles.                                                                EFFC is  dedicated to fly fisherman and women who enjoy catching BIG fish and being in the outdoors. We travel the East coast looking for BIG fish on pristine, uncrowded waters so that you can experience some of the best fly fishing on the east coast and beyond.                                               Tickanetley creek in Ellijay Ga is one of our premier trophy trout streams. Fly fish your way through miles of private farm land. This stream has natural reproduction of brown and rainbow trout. Sizes run from four to thirty inches, with a twenty inch average. This water has an upper and lower section giving the angler a new experiance every visit.                    EFFC offers hosted trips throughout the Eastern United States in search of BIG brown, rainbow and brook trout, steelhead and salmon. We also offer coastal trips with an opportunity to catch BIG sea trout, bonefish, red fish, and tarpon.                                                                                                                  

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EFFC member Andy Misulia with a nice colorful Rainbow he caught on our private stretch on the Cartacay River.

New hours on the Tick.

The Tick has been good to us this year. Lots of big fish have been caught. The water temps have been from 64 in the mornings and 70 late evening. So until further notice, the new hours are from 6:30am to 12:30pm. This is plenty of time to catch or in some cases hook one of the monsters that roam the Tick.


 Erik Ashlin with a nice mid- June Rainbow.


Ruth Stokes of Orlando Fl. with a nice native rainbow from the Tick. Go get'em Ruth. 

                          


EFFC member Rex Mathews fishing in Slovenia. You lucky dog.





 

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