Fort Loudon Reservoir

Knox - Tennessee


  • 263 catches

  • 893 followers

  • 74 spots

Fort Loudon is known for producing quality largemouth and Smallmouth Bass. The lake is popular with tournament anglers. Nearly 85 percent of all black bass caught are Largemouth Bass.

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Fort Loudon Reservoir Fishing Reports

Recently shared catches and fishing spots

  1. Tony Alleman
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    My grandson Braxton help me release some fish I weighed in. This was a 2 1/2 pounder. He sure loves to fish and be around it.

    2 lb. 8 oz. 17 in. Largemouth Bass with a Neko rigged sinko

  2. Martin Day
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    Largemouth Bass

  3. Andrew Spears
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    Bluegill with a Acme Kastmaster Spoon Kits

  4. Braxton Lewis
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    Largemouth Bass with a good ole Gary’s senkos

  5. Braxton Lewis
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    Largemouth Bass with a good ole Gary’s Senkos

  6. Braxton Lewis
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    15 lb. 12 oz. Blue Catfish with a live bluegill

  7. AJ Davis
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    Largemouth Bass with a Gary Yamamoto Original Senko Worms

  8. Martin Day
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    early morning ned rig craw

    Smallmouth Bass

  9. AJ Davis
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    5 lb. Largemouth Bass

  10. Braxton Lewis
    - Fort Loudon Reservoir

    Largemouth Bass

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