Fishing Report

as of 2/21/2012

Caney Fork River:

The generation schedule is running hard and heavy thanks to the massive amount of rain we have received as of late. Looks like the river might be unfishable for a little while!

Cumberland River, KY:

Generation has increased the past few days and the fishing has remained poor overall.

Elk River:

The generation schedule is running hard and heavy thanks to the massive amount of rain we have received as of late, on top of the lowering of the lake to winter pool. Looks like the river might be unfishable for a little while!

Duck River:

The generation schedule is heavy due to the recent heavy rains. Trout fishing will pick up soon once the winter stocking schedule begins.

Hiwassee River:

The generation schedule has been heavy lately.

Holston River:

Fishing has slowed down quite a bit.

South Holston and Watauga Rivers:

The fishing reports have been marginal at best the past week! These two rivers are currently our best fishing options due to the heavy rains of late.

Clinch River:

The generation schedule is heavy due to the recent heavy rains.

Obey River:

The generation schedule is heavy due to the recent heavy rains.

Mountain Streams:

The fishing in the Park has been good in most places the past few weeks, but things will start to slow down now that it is getting much colder.

J. Percy Priest Lake:

Striper fishing has been poor lately.

Old Hickory Lake:

Skipjack and striper fishing will start to get going now that cold temperatures are upon us. Time to start making the trip to the Gallatin steam plant.

Harpeth River and Its Tributaries:

The river is rolling high and muddy thanks to the heavy rains of late.