Topic: Fishing Regulations

TWRA Requests Public Input for 2022 Fishing Regulations

March 21, 2021 |

Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) is welcoming comments for its 2022 fishing regulations. This is an opportunity for the public to share ideas and concerns about fishing regulations with TWRA staff.

Public comments will be considered by fisheries managers and may be presented as proposals for regulation changes. Comments may be submitted by mail to: Fish Comments, TWRA, Fisheries Management Division, 5107 Edmondson Pike, Nashville, TN 37211or emailed to . Please include “Fish Comments” on the subject line of emailed submissions.

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency seeks input from the public on Fishing Regulations for 2022. (TWRA)

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TWRA announces 2020-21 Fishing Regulations take Effect March 1st, New Tennessee Fishing Guide Available

February 29, 2020 |

Nashville, TN – Tennessee Wildlife and Resources Agency (TWRA) announces that Tennessee’s 2020-21 fishing regulations are in effect beginning March 1st and anglers are encouraged to obtain the new Tennessee Fishing Guide now available at locations throughout the state, on the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency website (www.tnwildlife.org) and on the TWRA “On the Go App.”

Hard copies of the guide are available wherever hunting and fishing licenses are sold and at the TWRA’s four regional offices located in Jackson (Region I), Nashville (Region II), Crossville (Region III), and Morristown (Region IV).

2020-21 Tennessee Fishing Guide

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TFWC to update Fishing Regulations at Commission’s September Meeting

September 15, 2019 |

Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC) will be updating fishing regulations at its September meeting. The meeting is scheduled September 19th-20th, 2019 in the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Region II Ray Bell Building in Nashville.

Committee meetings start at 1:00pm on Thursday. The regular TFWC meeting begins at 9:00am on Friday.

The TWRA Fisheries Division presented its proposed changes to regulations at the TFWC’s August meeting.

Tennessee Fishing Regulations to be updated at next TFWC Meeting.

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TWRA requests Public Input for 2020-2022 Fishing Regulations

April 5, 2019 |

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) 

Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is welcoming comments for its 2020-22 fishing regulations. This is an opportunity for the public to share ideas and concerns about fishing regulations with TWRA staff.

The comment period concerning fishing regulations will be open from Monday, April 1st through Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019.

TWRA asks the public to share ideas and comments for 2020-2022 fishing regulations.

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TWRA announces New Fishing Regulations in Effect, new Tennessee Fishing Guide available

March 3, 2019 |

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) 

Nashville, TN – Tennessee’s 2019-20 fishing regulations went into effect March 1st and anglers are encouraged to obtain the new Tennessee Fishing Guide now available at locations throughout the state, on the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency website (www.tnwildlife.org) and on the TWRA “On the App.”

Hard copies of the guide are available wherever hunting and fishing licenses are sold and at the TWRA’s four regional offices located in Jackson (Region I), Nashville (Region II), Crossville (Region III), and Morristown (Region IV). This year’s statewide and specific region regulation changes to are featured on page 4 of the guide.

2019-2020 Tennessee Fishing Guide

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Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approves 2013-2014 Fishing Regulations

October 28, 2012 |

Liberty Park Lake, Clarksville TN: Catfish – Established a 5 per day Creel Limit

Tiptonville, TN – The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the 2013-14 fishing regulations at its October meeting which concluded Friday afternoon and was held near Reelfoot State Park.

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officials made the original recommendations at the TFWC’s August meeting in Nashville.

Next year’s regulations changes include umbrella/Alabama rigs, skipjack herring, wild trout streams, walleye on Cherokee Reservoir, and bass on Pickwick, Parksville and Cordell Hull reservoirs. Other new regulations limit the number of commercial fishing permits and define waters within certain wildlife management areas open to commercial fishing. «Read the rest of this article»

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