 Chetola Resort is proud to announce our newest fly fishing adventure. Enjoy a half day of spectacular fly fishing at The Refuge, a fishing paradise, hidden along the banks of Boone Fork Creek. Boone Fork Creek is a Catch and Release only stream that starts at Price Lake dam off the Blue Ridge Parkway. It is located at the Headwaters of the Holston River Watershed at an altitude of 3500 feet on the Eastern Continental Divide. Fish on pristine, private waters with the highest water classification in the state. Because the refuge is private water, no fishing license is required and there is no closed season.
 Stay in Chetola Lodge, The Bob Timberlake Inn or a spacious condominium. Two night stays including your fishing package start at $353 per person weekdays and $362 per person weekends, based on double occupancy (excluding July 23-25, 2010). Weekends in July and the first three weeks in August start at $390 per person, double occupancy. Breakfast is included daily when staying in Chetola Lodge or the Bob Timberlake Inn.
Here is how your fly fishing adventure will unfold. All times are approximate.
 Schedule
- 7:30 - 8:00 am Depart Chetola Resort for the Refuge. Transportation is provided.
- 8:00 am Arrive at the Refuge on Boone Fork Creek
- Brief familiarization with equipment (rods and flies)
- Fish for Brook, Brown, Rainbow and Golden Trout
- Refreshments Provided while Fishing
- Noon: Half Day Trips Concluded. Return to Chetola Resort
 Equipment:
Rods and flies are provided. You may also bring your own equipment.
General Information
Fishing at the Refuge is classified for Single Hook, Artificial Fly and Catch and Release
 We suggest you bring a pair of dry shoes, boots or waterproof waders
Don't forget your camera!
The grounds of The Refuge are a registered National Wildlife Habitat.
Your instructor, Terry Troy, is a lifetime member of Trout Unlimited.
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