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| Fishing at Fall Creek Falls |
| Rental canoes at the Marina. |
| Stream fishing in Cane Creek. |
| Tennessee State Park Fishing Regulations (provided by TDEC) -Unless further restricted herein or by special regulation, fishing within park areas shall be in accordance with the laws and regulations of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. -Fishing in all park lakes may require a fishing permit for which there may be a nominal charge. -Digging for bait is prohibited within all park areas. -The transplanting or introducing of any live fish or fish eggs into the waters of any park area is prohibited. -Fishing is prohibited from within 200 feet of any public raft or float designed for water sports or within the limits of designated mooring areas or swimming areas. Fishing from within 200 feet of public boat docks with designated harbors may be prohibited by the Superintendent by the posting of appropriate signs. -Fishing from motor vehicle bridges is prohibited. -State fishing licenses and park permits must be exhibited upon demand to any person authorized to enforce the provisions of these regulations. |
| Fall Creek Falls Lake And Marina Fall Creek Falls Lake is a fantastic spot for bluegill, largemouth bass, and catfish. The catfish are stocked each fall. No private boats are allowed on Fall Creek Falls Lake. Canoes, flatbottom boats and pedal boats are available for rental at the Fall Creek Falls marina. Fishing boats are $9.00 per day or $6.00 for a half day. Canoes and Pedal boats are $3.50 per hour. You can also buy fishing lures and bait at the marina. If you would like to use a trolling motor on the lake, you must provide your own, as rentals are no longer available. There are plentiful shoreline spots for fishing. The two most popular spots are on either side of the dam. Some good areas can be found in front of the inn, and if you rent a lakeside cabin, you can fish right off your back porch! |
| State Records at Fall Creek Falls The Tennessee state record bluegill was caught at Fall Creek Falls. Weighing in at 3 pounds, the fish was caught by Thelma Grissom on June 27, 1977. Falls Creek Falls Lake also is the home of the Tennessee state record for the catch of a channel catfish. Clint Walters, Jr. caught this 41 pound cat on July 30, 1982. |
| Falls Creek Falls Streams Falls Creek, Cane Creek, and Piney Creek traverse the park. Cane Creek and Piney Creek offer some great stream fishing. Bass and bluegill are plentiful in the streams. The creeks can be accessed within the park boundries. Cane Creek can be reached near the Nature Center or at the picnic area off of Highway 284 near the stables. Piney Creek can be accessed near the Piney Falls swinging bridge, or by hiking the overnight trails. |
| Click here or on the image for a map of the lake and the creeks of the park. |
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