Fishing Report

as of 5/24/2013

Caney Fork River:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Cumberland River, KY:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Elk River:

The water has finally dropped out! The generation schedule is currently set at 100cfs around the clock. Fish BHPTs sizes 14-18, gray or red midges 18-22 and wooly buggers in the deep holes.

Duck River:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Hiwassee River:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Holston River:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

South Holston and Watauga Rivers:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Clinch River:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Obey River:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks.

Mountain Streams:

The fishing in the Park has been fair in most places the past few weeks when the water levels have been low.

J. Percy Priest Lake:

The generation schedule is big currently due to heavy rainfall the past couple of weeks. Spring is here and the striper and hybrid action should begin anytime now that temps are warming.

Old Hickory Lake:

The lake level is high and cloudy due to the heavy rains of late. Crappie fishing has been best lately. Bass fishing is starting to pickup as temps warm.

Harpeth River and Its Tributaries:

The water levels are finally getting right. Fish crayfish or sculpin patters down low, and fish will start looking up now that water temps are rising so get the topwater poppers ready.