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Tennessee Fishing Guides

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Tennessee fishing guides have too many fishing holes to list them all with over 500,000 acres of fishable water and more than 50,000 miles of rivers and streams.  Tennessee holds world records for smallmouth bass, walleye, blue catfish, and freshwater drum!  Our Tennessee fishing guides also offer top notch fishing for striped bass, largemouth bass, and slab crappie. Whether you are fishing the Tennessee river, Kentucky Lake, Reelfoot Lake, or the mighty Mississippi river, Tennessee fishing guides offer a trip to satisfy any fisherman.

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Types of Tennessee Guided Fishing Trips

General Inland

Tennessee fishing guides generally operate out of bass or multi-species boats taking 1-3 anglers out at a time.  Tennessee fishing guides fish the state's many lakes and rivers for trophy largemouth, smallmouth, and striped bass.  Many fishing guides are also guide for catfish, walleye, and crappie.  Popular locations include the Mississippi River, Dale Hollow Reservoir, and Lake Barkley among numerous others.

Fly Fishing

Tennessee fly fishing guides offer traditional fly fishing experiences for bass and trout on the states streams and rivers but fly fishing opportunities also exist on many Tennessee lakes and reservoirs.   Tennessee fly fishing guides can help teach a beginner to cast a fly rod or help a seasoned fly fisherman locate more fish.  Popular locations include the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers.

Popular Tennessee Fishing Areas, Lakes, & Rivers

Dale Hollow Reservoir Kentucky Lake Reelfoot Lake Wheeler Lake Lake Guntersville Lake Barkely Pickwick Lake Watts Bar Lake Chickamauga Reservoir

Norris Reservoir Cherokee Reservoir Douglas Reservoir Old Hickory Lake Center Hill Reservoir Tellico Lake Fort Loudoun J.Percy Preist Lake Cordell Hull Lake

Tims Ford Reservoir Nickajack Lake South Holston Lake French Broad River Holston River Cumberland River Mississippi River Tennessee River

Popular Tennessee Fish Species

Walleye (World Record) Sauger Largemouth Bass Smallmouth Bass (World Record) Spotted Bass White Bass

Striped Bass Musky Northern Pike Catfish Blue Catfish (World Record) Freshwater Drum (World Record)

Sturgeon Crappie Bluegill Perch Brown Trout Brook Trout