Experience Premier Freshwater Fishing in Lenoir City with Captain Cody’s Freshwater Fishing
If you’re planning a fishing trip in Lenoir City, Tennessee, look no further than Captain Cody’s Freshwater Fishing – your go-to guide service for unforgettable freshwater adventures.
The Lenoir City area is renowned for its thriving freshwater fisheries, and with Captain Cody, you’ll have the opportunity to target popular game fish like Striped Bass, Muskellunge (Musky), and more, depending on the season and water conditions. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just starting out, you’ll enjoy various techniques such as light tackle fishing, trolling, bottom fishing, and even specialized methods unique to this region. Fly fishing is also available—just bring your own fly gear if that’s your preference!
Family-Friendly Freshwater Fishing Trips
Captain Cody’s Freshwater Fishing welcomes anglers of all ages. Bring the entire family and create lifelong memories on the water! Children are more than welcome aboard, but please ensure that appropriate-sized life vests are available—reach out ahead of time if you’re unsure. Bringing snacks for the little ones is highly recommended to keep the energy and smiles going strong.
Fish Aboard a Comfortable & Fully Equipped 24’ Xpress Bay Boat
Step aboard a spacious and stable 24-foot Xpress bay boat, perfectly suited for freshwater fishing adventures on Tennessee’s lakes and rivers. The boat comfortably accommodates up to 5 passengers and comes equipped with all the fishing essentials. Captain Cody provides rods, reels, lures, and live bait—though you may even have the chance to catch your own bait depending on the trip.
Know Before You Go: Licensing and Trip Essentials
Before your trip, make sure everyone in your group has a valid Tennessee fishing license. These can be easily purchased online or discussed with Captain Cody ahead of time. Certain species may be restricted or require special permits, so it’s best to check in advance.
For a smooth and enjoyable experience, pack polarized sunglasses, bottled water, and reef-safe sunscreen (please avoid spray sunscreen). You’re welcome to bring along extra drinks, but be sure to ask beforehand. Alcohol is permitted in moderation—just no hard liquor or glass bottles.
