Louisville is distinctly unique. While it embraces Southern traits and hospitality, it also welcomes modernity and innovation. It lies somewhere near the cultural crossroads between the north, south and Midwest, and yet bows to none of them, instead defining itself, first and foremost, as proudly Kentuckian. It’s named after a French king but is undeniably American. It’s admittedly quirky, absolutely friendly and, as the state’s largest city, it’s the business, artistic, culinary, and creative hub of the entire region. This means that it’s chock full of accommodations and undiscovered gems for the angler who chooses Louisville as their basecamp.
Read the full article at On the Fly magazine (page 42).
