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Tennessee Fishing

Fishing in Tennessee

Tennessee is home to 30 different kinds of fish. And, thanks to the efforts of the Tennessee Valley Authority and the US Army Corps of Engineers, Tennessee is home to the “Great Lakes of the South”. With more than 29 big lakes in public province, you will have multiple opportunities to fish for striped, largemouth, small mouth and white bass, rainbow trout, walleye, Muskie, crappie and catfish to name just a few.

Tennessee Non-Residents Fishing License

3 day all species- $30.50
3 day no trout- $10.50
10 day no trout - $15.50
Annual no trout - $26
Annual all species -$51

Fishing Picture by Feel NY Yankee