95 Counties · 1,002 Public Access Points · 78 Lakes and RiversTennessee state record fish

Free, about once a month

New Spots and Season Notes by Email

A short email when access points change, when a record falls, or when a season opens.

What you get

What lands in your inbox

Nothing long and nothing daily. When something on the water actually changes, you hear about it.

Access

Ramps that close and reopen

TWRA and the Corps close ramps for repairs and drawdowns without much warning. When a listed access point on this site changes, that change goes out.

Records

Records and big fish

Tennessee’s record largemouth changed in February 2026. When a state record falls, you get the weight, the water and the date.

Rules

Season and limit changes

Creel limits, length limits and season dates move. The ones that affect Tennessee water get a line, with what changed and where.

The site

New counties and towns

When a new town page goes up or a county page gets a proper rewrite, it gets mentioned once.

Common questions

About the mailing list

How often do you send email?

About once a month, and less in the dead of winter. If there is nothing worth saying, nothing gets sent.

What do you do with my address?

Send you this email and nothing else. It is not sold, rented or handed to guides, shops or anyone advertising on the site.

How do I get off the list?

Every email carries an unsubscribe link that works immediately. No reply needed and nothing to confirm.

Do I need an account to use the rest of the site?

No. Every county page, town page, spot list and licence page on this site is open with no account and no email. The list is optional.

Can I send you a correction instead?

Yes, and those are the most useful messages we get. A closed ramp, a shop that shut or a limit that changed is worth telling us about.

In the meantime

Go find some water

All 95 counties and 64 towns, with every public ramp, pier and bank access, and directions to each one.