Fly fishing in West Virginia offers the complete outdoor experience for any angler visiting the Mountain State from hiking to mountain streams, tubing or wading in the rivers, camping under the stars in the wilderness or snuggled in lodges deep in the forest.

Fly fishing, whether it be trout or smallmouth bass, means fresh mountain air and breathtaking scenery in a state which is 80% forested (making it among the top three most forested states), with 2,000 miles of streams and rivers. West Virginia’s 36 state parks and seven state forests form more than 200,000 acres of natural wonder and scenic beauty.


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