Fishing in Knoxville, TN
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The Harpeth River is a small, warmwater river less than 20 minutes west of Nashville. While many Nashvillians like to enjoy a leisurely float, this river is also a productive smallmouth and panfish fishery.
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Just north of Knoxville, the Clinch River is world class fishery that yields some of the biggest rainbow and brown trout in the state.
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Tremont is a very popular angling spot. With good casting room, narrow runs and relatively low fishing pressure, it’s a great place to spend the day.
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Close to the high elevation sources, this section of the Little River is a skinny and highly productive stretch of trout water. While fishing, you’ll get to see what use to be an upscale vacation community for wealthy Knoxvillians.
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This section of the Little River is a beautiful and challenging fly fishing destination within an hour of downtown Knoxville.
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Northeast Tennessee is known for its mountains and countryside, but towns tucked into the landscape hold even more treasures.
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Knoxville features 50 miles of trails in the Urban Wilderness, an in-city trail system, and several other preserves and natural areas to explore. Pair them with a city filled with craft breweries and you've got the perfect combination for outdoor fun.
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From an Elf on the Shelf Challenge to urban trails and snowy mountain hikes, Knoxville offers lots of ways to enjoy the holiday season.
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From the supernatural to the clandestine, Knoxville has a wild side that you may not know about. Here'a quick guide to exploring some of the historic, otherworldly, and unusual sites in the city.
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Some of the best fly fishing in Tennessee is in the northeast part of the state.
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