Closest first
Every public access within reach of Greeneville
From TWRA’s own access database, with a directions link on each one. Distances are straight-line from Greeneville, so the drive is always a bit longer.
Tap a pin for the spot page and directions. Open the full Tennessee fishing map.
Nolichucky River
French Broad River
Holston River
Rocky Fork Creek
Cherokee Lake
Other water
Pigeon River
Douglas Lake
What to bring
What to bring fishing near Greeneville
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 Greeneville
Photographs of the lakes and rivers on this page. Drag or swipe for more. Every picture opens that water’s own page.
Cherokee LakeOpen the Cherokee Lake page →TVA Web Team / CC BY 2.0
Nolichucky RiverOpen the Nolichucky River page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
French Broad RiverOpen the French Broad River page →Pollinator at en.wikipedia / CC BY-SA 3.0
Holston RiverOpen the Holston River page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
Douglas LakeOpen the Douglas Lake page →Dwight Burdette / CC BY 3.0
Cherokee LakeOpen the Cherokee Lake page →Dwight Burdette / CC BY 3.0No boat
Bank fishing near Greeneville
1 public fishing pier within reach of Greeneville. No boat needed for any of them.
Shoreline access in Greene County
The parking area and bank below Nolichucky Dam, TVA maintains a parking area and boat ramp there, and the riverbank below the dam is the county’s best-known smallmouth bank; Kinser Park shoreline on Davy Crockett Lake; Horse Creek Recreation Area in the Cherokee National Forest; Paint Creek along the USFS road and campground; Rocky Fork; Nolichucky River at public road crossings; Fishery Park in Greeneville
5 public boat launches in Greene County, counted from TWRA’s own access database.
Towns near here
Towns near Greeneville
The nearest towns to Greeneville with pages of their own. If nothing near Greeneville suits, one of these usually does.
Greeneville water holds largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, bluegill.