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in about 3 weeks. If you would like to have your business or event in
the calendar, send an email to tnfishing@rocketmail.com with your
request and information.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Best Fishing Times
The best fishing days listed by the Farmers
Almanac are next week. Try to wet a line next week and you will have the
highest success rate of any other week this month.
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Also visit us here at www.facebook.com/TennesseeFishing for all types of fishing information across the state.
Our Google+ account:
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Monday, January 6, 2014
Fishing Tennessee
To cold to
fish today with temps hoovering around the zero degree mark for today and tomorrow, but we did have a client out this weekend and managed to
get a few bass. This one was a nice 4.5 pound largemouth bass. Weather will warm up a bit by the end of the week, so maybe this weekend fishing will be better.
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Thursday, January 2, 2014
TN Fishing on Percy Priest Lake
Another client out today on Percy Priest Lake. Fishing was again slow and cold but we manage to catch a few. Nice 14.5" crappie.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Fishing Trip
Took a client out yesterday on a guided trip
on Percy Priest Lake. Fishing was slow and cold but we manage to catch a
few. Water temp around 47 degrees with water level right at winter
pool. Here is a pic of one of the largemouth, just shy of 3 pounds.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Fish Attractors Place in Percy Priest Lake
Fish Attractors Place in Percy Priest Lake
The latest fishing report for Percy Priest lake is an update on the fish attractors. For more information on fishing across Tennessee, visit TNFishing on facebook and get all types of information.
TNFishing
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Due to an abundance of christmas trees this year, the reservoir
crew on J. Percy Priest Lake has installed four new deepwater fish
attractors in addition to the shallow tree sites, stake beds, and
fabricated structures normally maintained in this popular reservoir.
Each site contains 30 christmas trees anchored to the bottom with an
attached float to hold the trees upright. The trees are situated in
about 20 feet of water at full pool and should provide good cover in all
but the hottest months.
Since these structures are located away from shore, they will not be marked with a fish attractor buoy which could pose a navigation hazzard. Instead, anglers can locate the tree beds using their GPS units and depth finders. The new site are at the following locations:
1) Cove on the northeast side of the lake between Poole Knobs and Fate Sanders Marina.
36.05251° N
086.49754° W
2) Upstream of Bryant Grove on Northeast side:
36.07175° N
086.50670° W
3) Island between Long Hunter State Park and Bryant Grove:
36.07602° N
086.53461° W
4) Suggs Creek Area:
36.11634° N
086.56350° W
In addition to these four christmas tree sites, we have also placed several prefabricated stake beds in 14 to 16 feet of water (at full pool) around Percy Priest. Anglers can locate these structure by recognizing the telescopic markers made of two bullet shaped floats secured over a PVC pipe floating above the water surface. These markers are identified with TWRA decals.
Since these structures are located away from shore, they will not be marked with a fish attractor buoy which could pose a navigation hazzard. Instead, anglers can locate the tree beds using their GPS units and depth finders. The new site are at the following locations:
1) Cove on the northeast side of the lake between Poole Knobs and Fate Sanders Marina.
36.05251° N
086.49754° W
2) Upstream of Bryant Grove on Northeast side:
36.07175° N
086.50670° W
3) Island between Long Hunter State Park and Bryant Grove:
36.07602° N
086.53461° W
4) Suggs Creek Area:
36.11634° N
086.56350° W
In addition to these four christmas tree sites, we have also placed several prefabricated stake beds in 14 to 16 feet of water (at full pool) around Percy Priest. Anglers can locate these structure by recognizing the telescopic markers made of two bullet shaped floats secured over a PVC pipe floating above the water surface. These markers are identified with TWRA decals.
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