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Fishingin the Smoky Mountainsof North CarolinaIt is often said that variety is thespice of life…if that is so, thenfishing in the Smoky Mountainsis extra spicy. Fishing in thesemountain waters provides diverseopportunities for anglers of allages and experience levels. Explore lakes, creeksand rivers nationally recognized for a wide varietyof trout. Visit some of the country’s premierelocations for bait and fly-fishing. Nonresidentand resident fishing permits can be purchased atseveral local locations and online. Special tribalfishing permits can also be acquired if you wantto visit the rivers, streams and ponds on theCherokee Indian Reservation. Annual events thatcelebrate the tradition of fishing in the SmokyMountains can also be found throughout the year.Families can even enjoy fishing competitionsand classes. Start planning your ultimatefishing trip to the Smoky Mountainsof North Carolina today.The DragonAt Deal’s Gap318 curves in just11 miles. In fact, the mostcurves per mile you can findanywhere. Yep, The Dragon isone of the meanest, twistiest,nastiest pieces of asphaltever laid down. Officiallyknown as US 129, The Dragonis a fire-breather to MiniCooper enthusiasts or anysports car that can hang a corner,and motorcyclists proud of theirroad rash scars. You’ll find most of themgathered at Deal’s Gap Motorcycle Resort,“Guaranteed to be one of the best motorcycleexperiences you will have.” Then jump back onto test your skills on “Krudd Corner,” “The Wall,”or “The Gravity Cavity.”1415