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Herb Parson Lake Sponsored by
Date 24-Jul-14
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Conditions : HERB PARSONS LAKE: No Reports Available

Reported by: Tennesseee W.R.A


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Fishing Herb Parsons Lake: Catfishing is best after the dogwoods bloom in spring until cold weather. Try fresh chicken livers or large catalpa worms. Crappie fishing is best during the spawning season with small minnows and jigs in shallow water.

Location: Eight miles north of Collierville off Collierville-Arlington Road.

From Collierville, follow Hwy. 205 to Monterey lake Road, turn right,  go to Fisherville lake Road, then turn left to the entrance.

From I-40, take Exit 25 (Hwy. 205) south to Hwy. 193.  Turn left on Hwy. 193, then turn right on Fisherville Lake Road to the entrance.

Lake Information: (901) 861-5087.

Size: 177 acres

Fishing Facilities: Boat launching ramp - Fish attractors - handicapped accessible fishing pier - Bait & tackle - Rental boats

Other Facilities: Fishing licenses - Picnic areas - Playground - Restrooms - Vending machines - Concessions

  • Bass
  • Catfish
  • Crappie

Misc Info: - Creel Limits- Bass - 10 (14"-18" PLR) only one per day greater than 18”, Blue and Channel Catfish -5, Crappie - 30 (10" minimum).



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