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2. There is fishing in the TVA reservoirs and on the Tennessee river. TVA has fishing piers at various locations along
the river. For examples: The Nickajack Reservoir is the portion of the Tennessee River that flows past Chattanooga
into the gorge. The scenery is beautiful and the fishing is even better. Fishers find smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, striped
bass, white bass, panfish and catfish.I'll be linking to maps showing these areas.
Chickamauga Reservoir is noted for its bass and walleye fishing.
3. North and South Chickamauga Creek * and Lookout Creek boast a full stock of rainbow trout. Possum and Soddy Creeks
are noted largemouth and spotted bass creeks, and also contain crappie, bluegill, shellcracker and catfish.
Fishing in Hamilton County - Overview and Types
North Chickamauga Creek - Type II Hamilton County's Type II streams are stocked with rainbow trout in early spring. Although
fishing can be good in the cooler season - most of the stocked trout are 'fished out' by summer, with the exception of a few
'hold-over' fish. By June, these streams become Type III.
South Chickamauga Creek - Type III
Lookout Creek - Type III
Possum Creek - Type I The lower two-thirds of Chickamauga, from the Hiwassee River south, lies in Hamilton County. Chickamauga
is a noted Largemouth and Spotted Bass fishery, and holds good numbers of Crappie, Bluegill, Shellcracker, and Catfish.
Sale Creek - Type I
Soddy Creek - Type I
Nickajack Reservoir - Type I (Headwaters) The tailrace of Chickamauga Dam and riverine section of Nickajack that flows past
Chattanooga into the Tennessee River Gorge is an excellent fishery for Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, White
Bass, Panfish and Catfish.
Fishing location ratings
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