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Tyger River (Sumter National Forest)

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Tyger River (Sumter National Forest)

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The Tyger River flows through the Enoree District of Sumter National Forest and provides excellent smallmouth bass and redbreast sunfish fishing in a largely undisturbed Piedmont setting. The river features a mix of shoals, riffles, and deep pools accessible by wading or small watercraft. Forest road crossings provide multiple entry points for anglers seeking a remote fishing experience.

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