From the Catskills in New York to the Blue Ridge Mountains and on south to Georgia, the eastern United States is home to some remarkable watersheds. In these watersheds flow thousands of places to fish. Whether you want to target trout, smallmouth, largemouth, striped bass, or a variety of other species, there are always places to go fishing. But here are some of the best places to go fishing in the East.

The Catskill Mountains are famous for its historic fly fishing, the Esopus Creek and the Willowemoc Creek are prime locations, known for wild brook and brown trout.

Maine's Rangeley Lakes are backdropped with stunning scenery and healthy populations of brook trout and landlocked salmon. Rangeley is a top destination for fly fishermen.

The Delaware River that flows through New York and Pennsylvania is renowned for its large trout and diverse hatches, making it a favorite for experienced anglers.

Shenandoah National Park in Virginia is home to many streams that are regularly stocked with trout. These streams serve up some of the East's most beautiful fishing.

The Green Mountains in Vermont flows through some of the most scenic areas in New England. They are home to native brook trout, making it a great spot for those looking to experience remote fishing.

North Carolina's Davidson River is known for its beautiful scenery and plenty of wild and native trout. For anglers living from Georgia to North Carolina, the Davidson River is a popular place to go fly fishing.

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