While sparsely populated, the Greenbrier Valley is home to some
of the richest outdoor recreation resources in the mid-Atlantic.
Boasting a combination of unspoiled backcountry, featuring
spectacular gorges and falls and major resorts, including both
Snowshoe Mountain and the venerable Greenbrier Hotel, the area
draws legions of campers, hikers, anglers, hunters, paddlers,
horseback riders, and bird-watchers each year. In his new guide,
Fishing the Greenbrier Valley, M. W. Smith extends his ongoing tour
of the Commonwealth's greatest fishing spots to West Virginia,
offering readers excellent advice on where, when, and how to catch
more fish in the Greenbrier Valley.
Though the Greenbrier Valley is well known for its excellent
smallmouth bass and trout fishing, many anglers don't realize that
white bass, catfish, and walleye also can be found there. Smith
draws on a wealth of first-hand experience to convey how to find
these fish, providing everything from driving directions, locations
of put-in and take-out spots, float-fishing suggestions, and
detailed descriptions of the different species of fish that can be
found in the Greenbrier Valley. Complete with a comprehensive map
of the valley streams and notes on specific fishing locations keyed
to maps in DeLorme's West Virginia Atlas and Gazetteer, Smith's
guidebook is both compact and informative.
Whether one is new to the region or a longtime resident, novice
fisher or pro, "Fishing the Greenbrier Valley "will prove an
indispensable guide to every fishing adventure you undertake in the
Greenbrier Valley.
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