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Schedule and results

Cherokee Lake Fishing Tournaments

3 upcoming events, next on Oct 23, 2026, and 3 recent results with winning weights.

Coming up

Upcoming Cherokee Lake tournaments

Every scheduled event on Cherokee Lake we have found, soonest first, with the launch site and the organizer’s page for entry and rules.

Oct232026

MLF College Fishing

Oct 23, 2026 · Major League Fishing

Launch: TVA Dam Boat Launch, 2805 TN-92, Jefferson City

Jefferson County

Event page

Oct242026

MLF High School Open

Oct 24, 2026 · Major League Fishing

Launch: TVA Dam Boat Launch, 2805 TN-92, Jefferson City

Jefferson County

Event page

Apr242027

Phoenix Bass Fishing League Team/Solo

Apr 24, 2027 · Major League Fishing

Launch: TVA Dam Boat Launch, Jefferson City

Jefferson County

Event page

Results

Cherokee Lake tournament results

Winners and winning weights from 3 events on Cherokee Lake since 2024, newest first. Each row links to the report it came from.

DateEventWinnerWinning weightBig fish
Jul 10–12, 2025Bassmaster College National ChampionshipB.A.S.S. CollegeGarrett Smith and Andrew Blanton (Lander University)43 lb 3 oz (won fish-off)14.4 lb a day–Source
May 18, 2025BFL Volunteer Division eventMLF Phoenix Bass Fishing LeagueDale Pelfrey17 lb 2 ozBig fish: Dustin Dyer 4 lb 14 ozSource
May 29–31, 202441st BFL All-AmericanMLF Phoenix Bass Fishing LeaguePaul Marks Jr.38 lb 6 oz12.8 lb a day–Source

What wins here

What it takes to win on Cherokee Lake

Across the 3 five-bass-limit events here, the winner averaged 14.8 lb a day. The heaviest was Dale Pelfrey at 17.1 lb a day in the BFL Volunteer Division event (May 2025).

May 2024 41st BFL All-American12.8 lb a day
May 2025 BFL Volunteer Division event17.1 lb a day
Jul 2025 Bassmaster College National Championship14.4 lb a day

Winning weight divided by days fished. Length, big-fish, three-bass and Bass Pro Tour formats are left out because they are not comparable.

Garrett Smith and Andrew Blanton (Lander University), July 2025: Bank grass early with buzzbait, then offshore boulders in 25-35 ft with jig and drop shot

Dale Pelfrey, May 2025: Shad spawn around marinas, then drop-shot

Paul Marks Jr., May 2024: Smallmouth on rocky structure about 15 ft, finesse swimbait

Plan the day

Launching for a Cherokee Lake tournament

Launch sites used

  • TVA Dam Boat Launch
  • Cherokee Dam ramp

Who runs events here

  • Major League Fishing (3)
  • MLF Phoenix Bass Fishing League (2)
  • B.A.S.S. College (1)

Common questions

Cherokee Lake tournament questions

When is the next fishing tournament on Cherokee Lake?

The next posted event is the MLF College Fishing on Oct 23, 2026, run by Major League Fishing, launching from TVA Dam Boat Launch.

How much weight does it take to win a bass tournament on Cherokee Lake?

In the 3 five-fish events listed here the winner averaged 14.8 lb a day, from 12.8 to 17.1 lb.

Who won the last tournament on Cherokee Lake?

Garrett Smith and Andrew Blanton (Lander University) won the Bassmaster College National Championship (Jul 10–12, 2025) with 43 lb 3 oz (won fish-off).

Where do tournaments launch on Cherokee Lake?

Recent events used TVA Dam Boat Launch, Cherokee Dam ramp. Ramps get busy at launch and weigh-in.

Which organizations hold tournaments on Cherokee Lake?

Major League Fishing, MLF Phoenix Bass Fishing League, B.A.S.S. College.

How do I enter a tournament on Cherokee Lake?

Through the organizer. Each scheduled event links to its own page with entry fees, rules and the sign-up.

Do I need a Tennessee fishing license to fish a Cherokee Lake tournament?

Yes, every angler 13 and older needs a valid Tennessee fishing license, plus any permit the lake requires.

How often is this Cherokee Lake page updated?

Schedules were last checked on 30 September 2026 and results on 8 October 2026. Past events move off the schedule the day after they end.

Every event and result for Cherokee Lake links to its source.

Schedules and results come from each organizer’s published pages and news reports, linked on each row. Check the event page before you go. Tennessee Fishing Spots is not affiliated with any tournament organization.

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