*** Look for personal notes

Stocked Waters

Calderwood Reservoir (Cheoah dam to Tennessee State line) (150 acres)

Yellow Creek (entire creek) (9 miles)

Santeetlah Creek (Johns Branch to mouth of lake)* this designation came from the NC Regulations Digest but doesn't seem right to me.  Fished here 2 years ago, but lost my notes.  Seems like stocked portion begins at Wright Creek.  I haven't fish this lower section.

West Buffalo Creek (entire creek) (5 miles)

Huffman Creek (Little Buffalo Creek) (enitre creek) (1 mile)

Mountain Creek (game lands boundary to S.R. 1138 bridge) (6 miles)

Sawyer Creek (entire creek) (5 miles)

Big Snowbird Creek (old railroad junction to mouth) (10 miles)* easy access in game lands section, mostly posted below there.  Some nice size trout can be caught. For more information click here!

Long Creek (portion not on game lands) (4 miles)

Tulula Creek (headwaters to  lower bridge on S.R. 1275(Hard Slate Rd.)) (11 miles)

Franks Creek (entire creek)

Cheoah Reservoir (640 acres)

Stecoah Creek (entire creek) (7 miles)

Panther Creek (entire creek) (2 miles)

Click here for the N.C. Wildlife's Stocking report for Graham County!

Wild Waters

Big Snowbird Creek (game lands portion above old junction)* good fishing and nice trail, old railroad bed.  Road ends at old junction, above Middle Falls look for brookies and lots of them. For more information click here!

John's Branch (entire branch)* tributary to Santeetlah Creek

Santeetlah Creek (headwaters to John's Branch)* see note above about designated section.  Fairly easy access, moderate fishing pressure.

Indian Creek (entire creek)* rather small and tight but nice size fish for size of water and lots of them.

Sassafras Creek (entire creek)* tributary to Big Snowbird, fairly tight but well worth fishing.

South Fork Squally Creek

Squally Creek

Wright Creek (entire creek)* rather small and tight but some nice size fish for size of water.

Slick Rock Creek (entire creek)* it didn't get it's name by being easy to wade.  Nice water, easy access to lower portion but hiking is required to upper sections. Click here for pictures.

Wild / Natural Bait Waters

Deep Creek (entire creek)

Long Creek (game lands portion (headwaters to lower bridge on Kilmer Rd.) (4 miles)

***All waters on game lands not listed are considered Wild Trout Waters!!!!!!

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