Reelfoot Lake
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09-Aug-13
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Conditions
: Reelfoot Lake: No Reports Reported by: Tennesse W.R.A |
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About: -
Reelfoot Lake State Park, located in the northwest corner of Tennessee, is one
of the greatest hunting and fishing preserves in the nation. The lake
encompasses 25,000 acres (15,000 of which are water) and harbors almost every
kind of shore and wading bird, as well as the golden and American bald eagles. Cypress dominates the margins of the lake, but many other trees and shrubs are
also present.
Fishing at Reelfoot Lake can be a year-round thing. Crappie fishing is best
toward the end of March through the first part of May. Crappie will slow down
during the hot summer months and will start getting active again around October
when the water temperature cools down. Fishing for Crappie can be good
throughout the winter. Bream and Bluegill fishing usually starts getting active
around May and will continue through early July. They will become active again
in September. Largemouth Bass fishing is good from March through late October.
Yellow Bass or Striped Jack as the locals call them is the fish you can catch
from July through September. Catfishing is done during the spring and summer
months using yo-yos, limb lines and trot lines. Campgrounds, bathrooms, boardwalk, fishing piers and picnic areas are wheelchair
accessible.
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- Bass
- Bluegill
- Catfish
- Crappie
- Yellow Bass
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Creel Limits- Bass - 5 (minimum length 15 inches), Crappie - 30 (no size limit).
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