Cherokee hosts Qualla Country fishing tournament

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Tuesday, 13/08/2024

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is welcoming anglers to the Qualla Country Fishing Tournament.

With a $15 entry fee and a two-day fishing permit ($17), covering both tournament days, anglers will be competing for a share of $20,000 in the pristine freestone streams of Cherokee (excluding the 2.2 miles of catch-and-release waters). 

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Memorial Day Trout Tournament

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Tuesday, 30/04/2024

The annual Memorial Day Trout Tournament is again coming to Cherokee.

The tournament is open to all ages and will be held on the beautiful Freestone Streams. 

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New fishing tournament comes to Haywood

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Wednesday, 27/03/2024

Haywood Waterways will host the county’s first fishing tournament. 

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