Tennessee Fishing Report
Center Hill Lake Sponsored by
| Date | 27-Jan-20 | |
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: Center Hill: Reservoir Conditions: Fishing is good. The water temperature is 49 degrees and the lake is falling.Smallmouth Bass: Lots of smallmouth are being caught on crankbaits on channel banks and points in 5-10 feet of water in the colored water.Largemouth and Spotted Bass: Several largemouth and spots are being caught on jigs spinnerbaits and A-rigs while fishing channel banks in 10 feet of water.Crappie: A few crappie are being caught under docks while fishing minnows in 10 feet of water. Reported by: Tennessee W.R.A |
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Nestled in the Cumberland Mountains of middle
Tennessee, Center Hill Lake extends 64 miles upstream and covers an area of 18,220 square acres, Center Hill Lake has a
storage capacity of 762,000 acre feet of water. The lake has approximately 415
miles of shoreline, with a maximum depth of 190 feet. The water shed area for
the lake is 2,174 square miles. Visibility in the lake ranges from 3.5 feet to 6
feet in the summer months. The TWRA and local anglers have placed many fish attractors and brush piles throughout the lake, which adds to making Center Hill Lake an excellent lake for fishing. Abundant in the lake are smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, striped bass (white bass), catfish, bluegill, and walleye. The lake also offers brown trout, rainbow trout, paddlefish, spotted bass, and three types of crappie. The Tennessee state record spotted bass was caught here in 1989 weighing 5 lbs. 8 oz. The major
tributaries flowing into Center Hill Lake are the Caney Fork River, Collins
River, Rocky River, and the Falling Water. |
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