Closest first
Every public access within reach of Crossville
From TWRA’s own access database, with a directions link on each one. Distances are straight-line from Crossville, so the drive is always a bit longer.
Tap a pin for the spot page and directions. Open the full Tennessee fishing map.
Bryd Lake
Meadow Park Lake
Town of Monterey Meadow Creek Lake
Clear Creek
Watts Bar Lake
Emory River
Calf Killer River
Sequatchie River
What to bring
What to bring fishing near Crossville
Three picks from the largemouth bass checklist that work for the fish here. Affiliate links: buying through them pays this site a small commission at no extra cost to you.
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What it looks like
The water around Crossville
Photographs of the lakes and rivers on this page. Drag or swipe for more. Every picture opens that water’s own page.
Watts Bar LakeOpen the Watts Bar Lake page →ChristopherM / CC BY 2.5
Clear CreekOpen the Clear Creek page →NPS staff / Public domain
Emory RiverOpen the Emory River page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
Sequatchie RiverOpen the Sequatchie River page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
Watts Bar LakeOpen the Watts Bar Lake page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 4.0
Clear CreekOpen the Clear Creek page →NPS staff / Public domainNo boat
Bank fishing near Crossville
9 public fishing piers within reach of Crossville. No boat needed for any of them.
Shoreline access in Cumberland County
Meadow Park Lake fishing pier and shoreline (open park hours); Byrd Lake shoreline and dam area at Cumberland Mountain State Park; Obed River access at the US-70 crossing between downtown Crossville and the airport, the US-127 crossing, and the SR-298 (Genesis Road) crossing; Nemo Picnic Area and Rock Creek Campground (NPS, Morgan Co. side but the standard Obed access)
1 public boat launches in Cumberland County, counted from TWRA’s own access database.
Towns near here
Towns near Crossville
The nearest towns to Crossville with pages of their own. If nothing near Crossville suits, one of these usually does.
Crossville water holds largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, bluegill.