The Little Miami River is a nationally and state-designated Wild and Scenic River that meanders for approximately 105 miles from its headwaters near Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve to its confluence with the Ohio River at Cincinnati. Flowing through a picturesque landscape of deep gorges, wooded bluffs, and rolling farmlands, this pristine waterway offers anglers exceptional fishing opportunities within an hour's drive of over three million people. The river is characterized by its relatively undeveloped shorelines, alternating pools and riffles, and exceptional water quality, supporting a remarkable diversity of aquatic life. With its designation as Ohio's first State Scenic River in 1969, the Little Miami provides a peaceful, scenic setting for anglers of all skill levels to pursue a variety of warmwater game fish throughout its diverse sections.