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Whitetop Laurel Creek in Washington County, Virginia is one of state's largest and most beautiful wild trout streams. Approximately seven miles are stocked trout waters located on both private and public lands with an additional five miles of special regulation waters flowing through the Mount Rogers National Recreational Area. Within the special regulation sections, anglers have the opportunity to catch brook, brown, and rainbow trout while enjoying the scenic mountain atmosphere.

The special regulation sections are fully accessible recreation facilities with wildlife viewing platforms and streamside wheelchair accessibility making Whitetop Laurel Creek available to all anglers.

http://www.dgif.state.va.us/fishing/rivers/whitetop_laurel_creek/fishing_outlook.html

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Fishing Whitetop Laurel
Photo courtesy of Virginia Creeper Fly Shop

http://www.vcflyshop.com/vstreams.htm
(Article from Virginia Creeper Fly Shop on fishing local streams.)

http://www3.roanoke.com/outdoors/flyfishing/10160.html
(Article in the Roanoke Times by Harry Slone, the Trout Professor)

http://gorp.away.com/gorp/activity/fishing/features/virgin2.htm
"Many believe that Whitetop Laurel, one of the state's largest trout streams, is also the best all-around stream in ol' Virginny." More

Laurel Creek below Damascus - about fifty feet from the Creeper Trail

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