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I work at a body shop in Dalton, Georgia, Mocko, the one on Walnut Avenue near the bypass.

I've been there seven years. Before that, I did two years at a caliber collision in Chattanooga, and before that I was pumping gas and doing oil changes at a jiffy

lube while I figured out what came next. I'm 32. I never went to college, never wanted to. I'm good

with my hands, and I like fixing things, and the pay

at the shop is decent enough that I can afford a small house on the east side of Dalton, and a truck

that runs, and a hobby that doesn't cost much, which is trout fishing. I've fished the streams

in North Georgia and Southeast Tennessee since I was a kid.

My grandfather taught me.

He grew up in Elyjay and fished the Cahuda wilderness his whole life, back when there

were still brook trout in every creek, and you could walk for eight hours without seeing

another person.

He taught me how to read water, how to roll cast a five-weight in tight quarters, how to find the seams in the pockets where the fish hold in fast current.

He died when I was 17, and every time I walk into the backcountry with a fly rod, I'm walking with him.

The Jacks River is my water. It runs through the heart of the Cahuda Wilderness,

which straddles the Georgia-Tennessee line in the southern Appalachians, about 45 minutes east of Dalton.

The Cahatta is one of the biggest wilderness areas east of the Mississippi,

over 36,000 acres of unbroken hardwood forest with no roads, no buildings, no cell service, and no maintained bridges across the river.

The Jacks River Trail follows the river for about 15 miles from the Aliculsi Valley Trailhead on the south end to Dally Gap on the north end.

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