Tennessee bass fishing is exceptional because the state features a million surface acres of water that are stocked with largemouth, smallmouth, redeye and spotted bass. Every major lake is loaded with bass and they can also be found in smaller lakes, rivers and ponds.
Major lakes for Tennessee bass fishing include Boone Lake, a 4,500 acre lake at Bluff City, Cherokee Lake, a 30,000 acre lake in Jefferson City, Watts Bar Lake, a 38,000 acre lake in Grandview and Kentucky Lake, the largest lake in the state at 160,000 acres on the Kentucky border in Oak Hill.
Anglers affiliated with Bassmasters of the Tennessee Valley, the Bedford Bass Club, Blue Ridge Bassmaster and other clubs continually seek Tennessee bass fishing records. They seek to beat these state records: largemouth bass -- 14 lbs. 8 oz.; smallmouth bass -- 11 lbs. 15 oz.; striped bass -- 65 lbs. 6 oz. and spotted bass, 5 lbs. 8 oz.
If you're seeking to set your own record for Tennessee bass fishing we suggest you try an innovative new lure - the Bite Light, from NGC Sports. It's a new electronic lure that blinks blood red to simulate injured prey. A tiny battery-powered electrical system flashes a blood-red light on the lure's tail when it's in the water. Fish think it's injured prey and strike. The lure has set fishing records and is so successful it's been banned in Wyoming, but not in Tennessee!
NGC Sports uses scientific principles to develop the Bite Light and other lures that are tournament proven to catch more fish. The company has sold millions of them, but not in stores. Please visit www.scientificfishing.com for details on the Bite Light and other innovative lures that will help make your Tennessee bass fishing endeavors more successful.
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