Closest first
Every public access within reach of Mount Juliet
From TWRA’s own access database, with a directions link on each one. Distances are straight-line from Mount Juliet, so the drive is always a bit longer.
Tap a pin for the spot page and directions. Open the full Tennessee fishing map.
Old Hickory Lake
J. Percy Priest Lake
Stones River
Cheatham Lake
What to bring
What to bring fishing near Mount Juliet
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 Mount Juliet
Photographs of the lakes and rivers on this page. Drag or swipe for more. Every picture opens that water’s own page.
Old Hickory LakeOpen the Old Hickory Lake page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
J. Percy Priest LakeOpen the J. Percy Priest Lake page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
Stones RiverOpen the Stones River page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
Old Hickory LakeOpen the Old Hickory Lake page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
J. Percy Priest LakeOpen the J. Percy Priest Lake page →Brian Stansberry / CC BY 3.0
Stones RiverOpen the Stones River page →Brent Moore / CC BY 2.0No boat
Bank fishing near Mount Juliet
6 public fishing piers within reach of Mount Juliet. No boat needed for any of them.
Shoreline access in Wilson County
Don Fox Community Park lake, Lebanon; Cedar Creek Recreation Area shoreline; Hunters Point; Percy Priest’s enhanced bank fishing sites at Stewart Creek (Smyrna) and Vivrette Creek are just over the Rutherford line but serve the same water; Old Hickory Corps recreation areas along the Wilson shore; Spring Creek and Barton’s Creek crossings. The Corps maintains eight fishing piers on Old Hickory and Percy Priest has 15 free public ramps, so shore options on both lakes are unusually good.
16 public boat launches in Wilson County, counted from TWRA’s own access database.
Towns near here
Towns near Mount Juliet
The nearest towns to Mount Juliet with pages of their own. If nothing near Mount Juliet suits, one of these usually does.
Mount Juliet water holds largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, sunfish.