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Boat Launch · Dyer County

Bungee Access Area, Mississippi River

1 ramp, 2 lanes. 13 miles from Dyersburg.

With a guide

Guides and charters near Bungee Access Area

Captains who run Mississippi River, with their own phone numbers. You call and book with them directly.

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Catfish on the Mississippi, Tennessee River and Pickwick tailwaterCall 731-394-1549catfishtennessee.com

What to bring

Tackle for Bungee Access Area

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How to get there

Getting to Bungee Access Area

Bungee Access Area is a public boat launch on Mississippi River in Dyer County, Tennessee, run by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.

TWRA holds no written directions for Bungee Access Area. Use the coordinates below, which come straight from the state’s access record and drop you on the access point itself rather than on the nearest town.

Bungee Access Area is 13 miles north-west of Dyersburg, the nearest town with its own page here. The closest other public access is Bradley Town Boat Ramp on Obion River, 8.3 miles to the south. For bait, Reelfoot Lake Sportsman’s Resort in Tiptonville is about 19 miles away.

Coordinates 36.11390, -89.59875

Aerial view of Bungee Access Area
Bungee Access Area from above. The pin marks the access point. USGS aerial imagery.

What is there

What you will find at Bungee Access Area

Free to launch 3 out of 5 Facilities 3 of 5, scored from what TWRA records: ramp, docks, pier, restrooms, parking, lighting and hours.

Everything below comes from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s own public access record for Bungee Access Area. It is the same data the state uses, not a guess from a photograph.

Boat ramp

You can launch a trailered boat here. 2 lanes.

Not recorded here: fishing pier, canoe and kayak, restrooms, camping. Worth knowing before a long drive with the family.

What you can catch

Fish you can catch at Bungee Access Area

Mississippi River holds these, according to the county research behind this site and TWRA’s own species notes.

The lowest point in Tennessee is on this river in Shelby County. It is a big, dangerous, commercially-trafficked river fished mainly for catfish, with blue cats over 100 pounds documented; the productive water is in the sloughs, chutes and dike fields rather than the main channel.

What you can keep

Fishing limits at Bungee Access Area

What you can keep from Mississippi River at Bungee Access Area. TWRA sets 6 rules just for Mississippi River. They replace the statewide limit for those fish. Everything else follows the statewide limit.

FishDaily limitLengthWhere or when
Black bass (combined)10No length limitIncludes adjacent sloughs, bayous, chutes and river runs reachable by boat from the river
Crappie50No length limitMississippi River rule
Striped bass6 striped/hybrid combinedNo length limitMississippi River rule
Sauger6No length limitMississippi River rule
White bass30No length limitMississippi River rule
Bluegill50 sunfish/breamNo length limitMississippi River rule
Channel catfishNo limit under 34 inOnly one over 34 inStatewide
Blue catfishNo limit under 34 inOnly one over 34 inStatewide
Flathead catfishNo limit under 34 inOnly one over 34 inStatewide

From the 2026–27 Tennessee Fishing Guide (TWRA), in effect 1 August 2026 to 31 July 2027, checked 25 September 2026. Rules change, so check the guide before you keep a fish.

7 public boat launches in Dyer County, counted from TWRA’s own access database.

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More Mississippi River access near Bungee Access Area

The closest other public access points on Mississippi River, measured straight line from Bungee Access Area. Each one opens its own page with directions.

Bungee Access Area water holds largemouth bass, crappie, sunfish, white bass.

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Common questions

Questions about Bungee Access Area

Can you launch a boat at Bungee Access Area?

Yes. TWRA records Bungee Access Area as having a boat ramp. It has 2 lanes. TWRA records it as free to launch.

Do you need a fishing licence at Bungee Access Area?

Yes. Anyone 13 or older needs a Tennessee fishing licence to fish here, and a trout supplemental on top of it if you plan to keep trout. It is the same rule at every public access point in the state.

What fish are in the water at Bungee Access Area?

Mississippi River holds largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, white bass, sauger, channel catfish, blue catfish, flathead catfish and gar. Seasons and creel limits are set by TWRA and change, so check them before you keep anything.

Where can I buy bait near Bungee Access Area?

Reelfoot Lake Sportsman’s Resort in Tiptonville is the closest bait and tackle shop this site lists, about 19 miles from Bungee Access Area. Reelfoot Outdoors in Tiptonville is next, about 19 miles away.

Is there a restroom at Bungee Access Area?

No restroom is recorded here. Most TWRA ramps have none, so plan for that on a long day.

Who runs Bungee Access Area?

Bungee Access Area is listed under the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency in TWRA’s public access database. The owner is worth knowing because it usually decides whether there is a fee, whether the gate is locked overnight, and who to ring when a ramp is closed for repair.

Keep going

Fishing around Bungee Access Area, and who knows it

Guides and charters on this site are listed by the water they run, so you can ring the captain who fishes Mississippi River rather than a booking desk. Licences and limits are one click away too.