Fort Loudoun Lake: Fishing Spots, Map, and Regulations
Tennessee, US
- PlacePublic
- WaterFresh
- Clarity-
- Depth70 ft.
Fort Loudoun Lake is a man made reservoir in east Tennessee. Healthy populations of most freshwater species reside in these fertile waters. Fort Loudoun Lake is a productive fishing place at any time of year.
Fort Loudoun Lake fishing map
Discover the Fort Loudoun Lake fishing map to explore key locations and best fishing spots in Tennessee, United States, including the area around 35°50'43.6"N 84°8'48.9"W.
Hot spots on Fort Loudoun Lake🔥
Explore the best fishing spots proven by local anglers.
Fort Loudoun Lake weather conditions
With the Fort Loudoun Lake weather forecast, analyze temperature trends, wind conditions, humidity, and potential precipitation to choose the best time for fishing.
Monitor real-time weather updates to avoid unfavorable conditions and increase your chances of a successful catch.
Monitor real-time weather updates to avoid unfavorable conditions and increase your chances of a successful catch.
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Weather forecast, as of 02:17
5°C
Light rain overnight

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9°/1°
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2 m/s
Humidity
74 %
Pressure
1016 hPa
Hourly weather
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Fishing forecast for Fort Loudoun Lake, Tennessee
Check out today's Fort Loudoun Lake fishing forecast and find the best time to go fishing.
Analyze key factors like atmospheric pressure, wind conditions, and moon phases to plan your fishing trip effectively.
Analyze key factors like atmospheric pressure, wind conditions, and moon phases to plan your fishing trip effectively.
Today, December 6
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The bites are poor now
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Factors influencing fish activity
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Stable atmospheric pressure is comfortable for fish
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Light winds have a very favorable effect on biting activity
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Frequent changes in wind direction negatively affect fish activity
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An unfavorable moon phase for catching fish
Fish species to catch in the Fort Loudoun Lake, Tennessee, United States (10)
Before your next fishing trip, check the latest Fort Loudoun Lake fishing regulations for Tennessee.
There are countless Fort Loudoun Lake fish species to lure and explore on your next fishing trip. Every fish has its own set of rules and requirements that you must follow. Each fish species is subject to unique regulations, including fishing seasons, size limits, possession limits, etc.
Explore the current fishing regulations for Black crappie, Blue catfish, Bluegill, and others as of December 6, 2025, to ensure you comply with the latest rules. Please select your preferred species from the list to view regulations for different fish species.
There are countless Fort Loudoun Lake fish species to lure and explore on your next fishing trip. Every fish has its own set of rules and requirements that you must follow. Each fish species is subject to unique regulations, including fishing seasons, size limits, possession limits, etc.
Explore the current fishing regulations for Black crappie, Blue catfish, Bluegill, and others as of December 6, 2025, to ensure you comply with the latest rules. Please select your preferred species from the list to view regulations for different fish species.
💡 Fishing Tips & Tricks on Fort Loudoun Lake
- •Catfish hide in flats near the channels and rocky areas of Fort Loudoun Lake. Catfish are well caught on nightcrawlers, chicken livers and shiners.
- •The period from winter to early spring is the best for sauger fishing. Trolling with crankbaits and drifting with grubs or minnows are effective here.
- •Bass fishing is great near creeks. Using crankbaits, spinnerbaits and buzzbaits is a good idea.
- •Please note that the Dry Creek spot is not accessible by car and can be reached either on foot or by boat.
Fishing regulation in Tennessee, United States
Regulations vary by location. Check the rules for your fish to stay informed and prepared for fishing.
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