Tennessee Lake Maps By Fishing Hot Spots

Fishing Hot Spots sets the standard for others to follow.  It's the map successful anglers have asked for by name for more than two decades. 

Map features include:

• A detailed lake profile including depth, contours, structure, boat ramps, and updated fishing information.
• Numerically marked fishing areas and corresponding descriptions of those specific spots marked on the map.
• Complete with a latitude/longitude grid and dozens of GPS waypoints and coordinates for specific features.
• Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper.
• As easy to use as they are to read.

Maps measure 24" x 36" open for viewing and fold to 6" x 9" for easy storage.

• Norris Lake's bass interest most anglers on Norris with largemouth and smallmouth leading the way. Solid numbers of both are reported, and the striper population is on the rebound.
• When Reelfoot Lake was created by an 1800's earthquake, this flooded area became one of the most fertile, productive lakes in the U.S. A recent study found it supports 1,250 lbs of fish per acre including forage, rough and gamefish. It is probably the best crappie lake in the nation, with the largest portion of the population between 7 and 10 inches in length, but slabs up to 14 inches are available.
• Lake Barkley is a significant fishing destination and has been nationally recognized as one of the best largemouth bass fisheries in the nation.  It forms the eastern boundary of the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.