Fishing in
Smith County
Smith County, Tennessee has 79 named fishable waters, 1 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
36 waters
Waters in Smith County
- Cordell Hull Reservoirreservoir15× stocked
- Jersey Miniery Zinc Company Lakereservoir17 ac
- Agee Branchstream
- Agee Branchstream
- Austin Branchstream
- Bee Branchstream
- Bluff Creekstream
- Bolling Branchstream
- Boman Branchstream
- Boston Branchstream
- Bowman Branchstream
- Brush Creekstream
- Buffalo Creekstream
- Caney Forkstream
- Carver Branchstream
- Cromwell Branchstream
- Davis Branchstream
- Defeated Creekstream
- Denny Branchstream
- Dickinson Branchstream
- Dillard Creekstream
- Dillehay Branchstream
- Dixon Creekstream
- Dry Branchstream
- Dry Fork Branchstream
- Dry Fork Creekstream
- Duke Branchstream
- Dyer Branchstream
- Fall Creekstream
- Ferguson Branchstream
49 more on the map above.
Latest stockings
- Cordell Hull ReservoirStriped BassJun 30, 2026
- Cordell Hull ReservoirChannel CatfishJun 3, 2026
- Cordell Hull ReservoirWalleyeMay 19, 2026
- Cordell Hull ReservoirWalleyeMay 14, 2026
- Cordell Hull ReservoirStriped BassJul 25, 2025
- Cordell Hull ReservoirStriped BassJul 25, 2025
- Cordell Hull ReservoirStriped BassJul 9, 2025
- Cordell Hull ReservoirWalleyeMay 1, 2025
- Cordell Hull ReservoirStriped BassJul 2, 2024
- Cordell Hull ReservoirWalleyeMay 7, 2024
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Smith County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Smith County, Tennessee?+
Smith County has 79 named fishable waters, 1 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in Smith County?+
Yes — Tennessee requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.