Fishing Charters in Tennessee
Browse fishing charters in Tennessee that can help you catch blue catfish.
Harbor Town Fly Fishing
Hermitage, Tennessee
Hosting & Booking Fly Fishing Trips of a Lifetime!
Trophy Fishing Tn
Smithville, Tennessee
Tennessee Fly Fishing Guide specializing in Trout, Striper, and Bass, on the <b>CANEY FORK</b> and <b>Cumberland River<b/>. We serve the <b>Nashville Area </b> and specialize in <b> Fly Fishing TN</b>. Hire One of <b>Tennessee's</b> premiere <b>Caney Fork River Guides</b> for a Trophy <b>Trout<b/> Fishing trip of a lifetime or if your really up for some trophy hunting we'll tackle 30 pound plus <b> Cumberland River Striper</b> with a long time<b>Cumberland River Trophy Striper Fly Fishing Guide</b>.
Jw Fly
Allons, Tennessee
JW Fly Co is the premier fly fishing guide in Tennessee, providing floats and/or walks of the Caney Fork River, the Obey River, and Dale Hollow Lake.
Tri Star Outfitters
Tellico Plains, Tennessee
Tri-Star Outfitters Fly Fishing Guide Service - Hunting Guide Service
Watauga Lake Fishing Adventures
Elizabethton, Tennessee
Experience the thrill of Watauga Lake Fishing Adventures with our expert fishing guide. Book your fishing trip today!
Kincades Llc Guide Service And Outfitter
Hornbeak, Tennessee
Have some fun and hunt some ducks, catch some fish, and see some eagles with Kincade's Guide Service at Reelfoot Lake!
Open Water Guide Service
Tiptonville, Tennessee
My name is Shane Walley and I am the head guide for Open Water Guide Service. I offer guided crappie and bluegill fishing trips on Reelfoot Lake in Northwest Tennessee.
Elliotts Guide Service
Greenfield, Tennessee
Licensened Guide on Kentucky/Barkley Lakes for all your fishing needs. Elliott's Guide Service
Reelfootlakefishingguide
Hornbeak, Tennessee
Reelfoot lake fishing guide, reelfoot lake crappie guide, fishing guide, crappie guide.
Tn River Guide Service Llc Fishing Charter
Jasper, Tennessee
Striperfun Guide Service Cherokee Lake
Available Lodging! Whether you are coming fishing with us, or just looking to get away near the water for a day or a week, we have wonderful lodging options for you for the waterways below: • Lake Cumberland in KY • Cumberland River in TN • Dale Hollow Lake in…
Southeastern Anglers
Southeastern Anglers Tennessee fly fishing guides on the Hiwassee River, fly fishing the Holston River, Clinch River flyfishing Cumberland River, Toccoa River fly fishing Tellico River
Best Time to Catch Blue Catfish
Blue Catfish can be caught year-round in Cedar Hill. Right now in February, activity is Slow.
Seasonal Activity Chart
Blue Catfish
Targeting blue catfish near Cedar Hill, Tennessee, can be incredibly rewarding, especially if you're after a trophy. The Red River and the Cumberland River are your best bets for finding these whiskered giants. While they can be caught year-round, the fall and winter months often produce the largest fish, as they feed heavily to prepare for the colder months. Fresh cut bait, such as shad or skipjack herring, is a proven winner for attracting blue cats. Focus on deeper holes, river bends, and areas with structure. A good access point is the boat ramp at Port Royal State Park, which provides access to the Red River. Be sure to use heavy tackle and strong line, as blue catfish can put up a serious fight. Also, be aware of the current conditions on the river, as they can change rapidly, especially after heavy rains. Check local water levels before heading out.
How to Catch Blue Catfish
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Blue Catfish in Cedar Hill.
Blue Catfish Fishing Regulations in Tennessee
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
1 per day
Size Limit
Must be greater than 34 inches
License Required
Tennessee Fishing License
Only one blue catfish greater than 34 inches may be harvested per day.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Tennessee state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best bait for catching big blue catfish near Cedar Hill?
Popular baits for blue catfish include cut bait (like shad or skipjack herring), live bait (like bluegill), or commercial catfish baits. Focus on areas with deeper water and structure.
What's the limit on blue catfish in Tennessee?
You can only keep one blue catfish per day in Tennessee.
What size blue catfish can I keep in Tennessee?
Any blue catfish you keep must be greater than 34 inches in length.
Do I need a license to fish for blue catfish in Tennessee?
Yes, you'll need a valid Tennessee fishing license to target blue catfish.
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