Nashville Fishing Reports

Nashville Fishing Report

Fishing in Nashville has been exciting this season, with Percy Priest Lake and the Cumberland River offering excellent opportunities for bass, crappie, and catfish. Anglers have reported consistent action, especially in the early mornings and late afternoons. Bass fishing has been strong, with both Largemouth and Smallmouth biting on various baits. Crappie are still active, especially with the use of Garmin LiveScope sonar, which has helped locate schools of fish more easily. Water temperatures are gradually warming up, so expect more action as we move into spring.

We get these questions frequently. What’s the best time of year to fish for bass in Nashville? The best bass fishing in Nashville typically occurs during the spring and fall when the fish are actively feeding. However, Percy Priest Lake and the Cumberland River offer great bass fishing year-round, with early morning and late afternoon being the prime times. Do I need a fishing license for ONX Charters? Yes, all anglers are required to have a valid Tennessee fishing license. You can easily obtain one online or at local retailers before your trip with ONX Charters. Lastly, What fish are currently biting in Nashville? Right now, bass, including Largemouth and Smallmouth, are active. Crappie fishing has also been great, with many anglers using live bait and Garmin LiveScope sonar to improve their chances of success. Catfish are still being caught, especially on the Cumberland River.