Normandy Lake: Fishing Spots, Map, and Regulations

Tennessee, US

Normandy Lake is a part of the Duck River watershed located in south central Tennessee. The lake provides both fishing from the shores and by boat.

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Fish species to catch in the Normandy Lake, Tennessee, United States (10)

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Flathead catfish

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Largemouth bass

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💡 Fishing Tips & Tricks on Normandy Lake

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The minimum length limit for largemouth bass at Normandy Lake is 15 inches and for smallmouth bass is 18 inches.
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The most productive month for largemouth bass fishing is April. Crankbaits, spinnerbaits, soft plastics, shaky heads and wacky-rigged senkos will give you a good bite.
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Use light jigs with live baits to catch crappie.
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Summer months provides the best walleye catch. Night fishing can be quite productive.
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During the summer months catfish mostly swim at the depth of 12-15 feet.

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Fishing regulation in Tennessee, United States

Regulations vary by location. Check the rules for your fish to stay informed and prepared for fishing.

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