Map of Sand Branch (near Mount Carmel)

  "I used worms with sinker and some with bobers and cot red eyed bass, bluegill, crappie, and shad. I thank I might of about cot a cat fish. A small, less than a inch soft..." Horse Creek

  "Brown trout are being caught on jerkbaits worked with a stop and go method. Rainbow trout are being caught on worms and salmon eggs...." Wilbur Lake

  "Heavy current has turned on the spotted bass bite. Try jerkbaits and spinnerbaits in current breaks and behind fallen trees and brush. Also try topwater early and late...." Fort Patrick Henry Lake

  "Bass can be found early in the shallows using topwater. As the day rolls on bass will get more lethargic and you will need to slow it down with soft plastics fished slow..." Watauga Lake

  "Bass can be found early in the shallows using topwater. As the day rolls on bass will get more lethargic and you will need to slow it down with soft plastics fished slow..." South Holston Lake

  "There are a lot of smallmouth bass throughout this portion of the river. They also have channel catfish, flathead catfish, sunfish, suckers and carp. If you go closer to..." North Fork Holston River

  "There are over 50 species of muscles, over 100 non game fish species but they are also home to some of the best sport fish out there. There are some great nooks and..." Middle Fork Clinch River

  "This lake provides channel catfish, bluegill, sunfish, largemouth bass and minnows. The timber that has made its way into the water is home for a lot of these fish, so..." Keokee Lake

  "Here I found largemouth bass, sunfish, bluegill, channel catfish, crappie and northern pike. I like catching the northern pike here because they put up a bit of a fight..." Hidden Valley Lake

  "This is a nice little lake to visit if you want to catch some decent sized fish. This lake can also give the angler diversity in fish species. However, a lot of the..." Bark Camp Lake

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