....you're an Illernoisian, much accustomed to either warm water fishing or a
long drive to cooler, trout populated streams. Suppose further that you had
a close familial relative, perhaps even a brother who lived in or about the
Nashville area. Continuing, suppose you were to meander down I-65 to visit
said familial relative, perhaps with the intent of moseying eastward, nearer
to the mountains of Smokyness, tho not necessarily within the boundaries of
the alluded to park. Consider that there are about six million (plus or
minus a million or so) streams that might bear trout betwixt Nashville and
the aforementioned (afore-alluded?) park. Given that you may have about two
days to enjoy the charms of whichever stream you may choose, which might you
consider for a visit?

I'm not a picky sort -- any water that presents a reasonable (??)
opportunity to: A) enjoy some good to great scenery; and B) have a
reasonable (again, ??) chance to abscond with a piscine Tennessean or two,
or three...(variety unimportant); and C) have either camping (state or
federal land) or a cheap-ass-hotel-with-a-liquor-store-nearby would fill the
need.

Thanks for any suggestions...

Dan