Where is this

[CountryBoy053]

http://youtu.be/9Cl2RCk9_o8

I have been trying to find out where this place is. And I can't find it. Anyone on here know where this is?!??


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[Nolo Contendere]

Somewhere along the Little River is my guess


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[7mminatree]

Watauga River, just below little Wilbur Dam, Carter County Tn. Those guys guide out of Elizabethton.

 

[SilverFox]

Is that the guides from NC?

 

[CountryBoy053]

Watauga River, just below little Wilbur Dam, Carter County Tn. Those guys guide out of Elizabethton.

Sweet. Thank ya
I'm not as much worried about getting a guide. Just wanting to fish that river lol


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[CountryBoy053]

Somewhere along the Little River is my guess


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I wish it was the little river. I fish it all the time


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[7mminatree]

Watauga River, just below little Wilbur Dam, Carter County Tn. Those guys guide out of Elizabethton.

Sweet. Thank ya
I'm not as much worried about getting a guide. Just wanting to fish that river lol


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My SIL thinks it's Elk river at the head of Watauga lake or Doe river. We've caught big rainbows in all of them. All streams are just minutes from Elizabethton. And also, South Holston has some giant rainbows and browns.

 

[holstonangler]

no one's guessed it right yet

 

[Rollo]

The "dirty bird"????

 

[pockets]

op:

 

[gustaf]

It looks odd that the road goes downhill from the stream, and it looks like there are buildings below stream elevation in the distant background. I don't kow where it is, but I would guess an outflow from a pond or lake; not a natural stream.

 

[Grouseman]

no one's guessed it right yet

Nolichucky River

 

[bigquacks]

no one's guessed it right yet

Nolichucky River

I do believe we have a winner. I can tell it is not South Holston or Watauga. The river bank would show you the high water mark where they generate besides it looks to be a smaller stream. Caught right below the railroad tracks.