Reply With QuoteIt's not quite in Tennessee, but if you put in at the Kentucky State Park on Dale Hollow, I've caught a lot of good fish right there in the area of the marina.
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I will be having a couple days off coming up and i would love to fish somewhere away from my usual waters .i have been thinking of hitting one of the lakes up ,Cherokee,Norris,dale hollow etc etc.But i must admit i have never been on a body of water that size.But i am dying to fish one.So if you had a day or 2 which would you recommend.
I have basically no electronics as mine died on me so not looking to make no crazy long runs on the lake and also cant find any structure .So i am limited to what i can see or find on a map to fish .So any areas that you can recommend would highly appreciated as i know very little about the lakes.I personally love flipping and pitching ,frogging,and cranking so that is probably the majority of the type of fishing i would do
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It's not quite in Tennessee, but if you put in at the Kentucky State Park on Dale Hollow, I've caught a lot of good fish right there in the area of the marina.
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When i go to Tenn i always go to Watts Bar lake. Haven't been to Cherokee in several years and never been to Noris. Douglas isn't bad either.
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Cherokee, Norris, and Douglas are all GREAT options...I personally prefer Cherokee because it's what I know best, and the smallmouth pop. is on the rise there. But I have to say without electronics all of these lakes could and would be very tricky and dangerous for you. You gotta know how deep you are running on those lakes!!
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I like Douglas, WattsBar and Chickamauga. Bass and crappie fishing are good in all 3 lakes.
Bassky
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You can find some good info at : http://www.huntfishbuddy.com/twra_te...eports/region3 or http://www.huntfishbuddy.com/twra_te...eports/region4
... pappy
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