In this episode of Carolina Outdoor Journal, Steve Henson and Roger Lowe take the country roads to the Blue Ridge Mountains of West Carolina to fish for wild Brook Trout on the fly. With the fall colours in full effect, these tiny streams are in idyllic place to fish. Steve and Roger walk the banks of a tiny mountain stream looking for Trout spawning in the pockets of slow water. Casting dry fly and nymph combinations with ultralight rods is a delicate and difficult way to fish, but the rewards are perfectly conditioned Appalachian brookies. In gear time they discuss the tiny parachute patterns that did the job, and Donna shows a unique method of cooking Mahi Mahi with Cedarwood.