Categories: Kid-Friendly, Fishing, Outdoor Fun, Entertainment for Kids, Trout Ponds
Like many drawn to this area of western North Carolina, Alex and Nicole came seeking a better and simpler life. Originally a part-time operation, Alex has worked to make Otter Creek Trout Farm into a full-time one, providing humanely grown rainbow trout for stocking ponds and streams, offering farm tours, and providing 1/2 mile of stocked stream to anglers by appointment. Nicole tends the yearly vegetable garden and offers all-natural handmade soaps and body products made from ingredients in her herb garden.
Located in beautiful Nantahala mountains, Otter Creek Trout Farm provides fresh trout whole or fillet and live trout for stocking or baitfish. We offer 2 oz.- 8+ lb. rainbow trout. Call for pricing. Delivery available. We also offer educational farm tours to school & church groups & the public. Check our hours of operation and then call ahead to schedule your trout tour to learn more about Western North Carolina's aquaculture industry, supporting local farmers, and a more healthful lifestyle by eating farm-fresh rainbow trout.
Alex and Nicole are great hosts and will treat you like family!
Otter Creek Trout Farm is a great place for kids to learn about trout, as well as enjoy watching them swim around just feet away.
How exciting! Oh, and they have some HUGE Rainbow trout here!!!
From Northeast Tennessee, Asheville, Waynesville, Sylva, Cherokee, Bryson City: Take HWY 19/74 West through Nantahala River Gorge. Turn Left onto Wayah Road. Approx. 5 miles turn Left onto Otter Creek Road; approx. 1.5 miles, trout runs on right, parking on right.
From North Georgia, eastern Tennessee, Murphy, NC, Andrews: Take HWY 19/74 East past Andrews, NC. Approx. 12 miles, turn right onto Wayah Road. Approx. 5 miles turn Left onto Otter Creek Road; approx. 1.5 miles, trout runs on right, parking on right.
From North Georgia, Franklin, NC, Highlands, Cashiers: From HWY 64, turn onto Old 64 W. Turn onto Wayah Road. Continue on Wayah; turn right onto Otter Creek Road; approx. 1.5 miles, trout runs on right, parking on right.