| Crappie
Fishing in Tennessee
Crappie are actually a member of the sunfish family and can be found
in all the continental states. They are known by many different
names, typically based on geographic location. Paper mouth, goggleye,
bridge perch and speckled perch, just to name a few.
Crappie Fishing Lakes In Tennessee
Tennessee fishing waters and crappie go hand in hand. Major lakes
with plentiful craooie include Boone Lake, Center Hill Lake, Cherokee
Lake, Chickamauga Lake, Dale Hollow Lake, Douglas Lake, Hull Lake,
J Percy Priest Lake, Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley, Nickajack Lake,
Norris Lake, Old Hickory Lake, Reelfoot Lake, South Holston Lake,
Tellico Lake, Tims Ford Lake, Watauga Lake and Watts Bar Lake.
Many other small lakes, rivers and ponds also contain excellent
schools of crappie.
Browns Creek Lake turned out the Tennessee state record black
crappie and the TN state record white crappie was pulled out of
a pond.

Black Crappie
Promoxis nigro-maculatus

White Crappie
Promoxis annularis

Both the black and white crappie grow to over five pounds while
three quarters of a pound to a pound is more typical.

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Tennessee fishing information
Use the state listing to the left to locate crappie fishing
lakes in other states.
TN Crappie Fishing - All About Fishing for Black
Crappie and White Crappie in Tennessee. |