I've spent over 20 years refining the TNT fly patterns. I'm proud to say they work extremely well. Spring and summer have several hatches for dry, emerger, and wet flies. As with most Southern trout fisheries, dry-fly action is not as frequent as wet fly action. When conditions are right for dry fly fishing, your TNT guide is prepared.
Midges hatch nearly every day.
Spring and early summer mayfly and caddis hatches are common. However, since sow bugs and scuds are the primary food source for our large, hungry trout, the hatches do not produce as much action as in other fisheries. It takes a very good match to produce dry fly action on these rivers. TNT has both wet and dry fly patterns which have consistently proven successful. TNT customer and Tom with German Brown Brown Trout Several world record browns have been caught in the White River and the North Fork River.