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Fort Loudoun Lake

Blount County, Tennessee
13,769 acres
Channel Catfish Lake Sturgeon Largemouth Bass Sauger Smallmouth Bass Walleye White Bass

About Fort Loudoun Lake

Time spent on Fort Loudoun Lake brings a sense of wide-open water and calm, surrounded by the natural beauty of Blount County, Tennessee. This lake spans a considerable surface area, offering ample space for boating and lakeside activities. Its shallow depth means the waters are accessible and inviting for anglers and visitors alike. The lake is conveniently near the towns of Louisville, Alcoa, and Rockford, making it a reachable destination for those seeking a lakeside retreat. The expansive surface area creates a peaceful setting where the gentle rhythm of the water invites relaxation and outdoor enjoyment.

Surface area
13,769 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.6

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Lake Sturgeon, Largemouth Bass, Sauger, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, White Bass

Fishing Fort Loudoun Lake

Fishing at Fort Loudoun Lake is a rewarding experience, with a variety of species that appeal to many anglers. The lake supports catches like largemouth and smallmouth bass, channel catfish, and the impressive lake sturgeon. Anglers will also find sauger, walleye, and white bass adding to the diversity of fishing opportunities here. The shallow waters contribute to an accessible environment where different species can be pursued throughout the seasons.

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