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Tennessee Percy Priest Lake Fishing Hot Spots Map

Tennessee Percy Priest Lake Fishing Hot Spots Map
Tennessee Percy Priest Lake Fishing Hot Spots Map
SKU: FHS-A408
J. Percy Priest Lake was formed in 1968 with the completion of the J. Percy Priest Dam, which impounded the Stones River. Construction was directed by the Army Corps of Engineers, who currently own and manage the land surrounding the lake. Though the dam’s primary purposes are to provide hydroelectric power and flood control, the lake is also a well-regarded, and extremely popular, fishing lake. This highly productive lake contains a wide variety of gamefish, making it a popular destination for all kinds of anglers. Largemouth bass, crappie, hybrid striped (Cherokee) bass, and catfish are the most pursued, but many others are available. The strong forage base and eutrophic nature of the lake support strong populations of fish, allowing it to withstand the heavy pressure it sees. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Hybrid Striped (Cherokee) Bass, Crappie, and Channel Catfish Map Features: Lake Profile Fishery Information Fishing Tips and Techniques 27 Accesses 250 Fishing Points of Interest
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Product Details
This is a style code DV lake map, sized  24x36 or 18x24 inches, folding to 6x9 inches, great for a boat, tackle box or large pocket.  The format of the maps in the DV style have the characteristics of the sample pictures and features listed below.
 
  Sample of map style and features:
 
Large Lake MapSize: 24 x 36 or 18 x 24 in. size, folds to 6 x 9 in.
Materials: Made of durable, waterproof material
GPS: Color-coded marked fishing areas, GPS waypoints and grid
Other Features: Shaded contour areas and boat accesses
 
 
Small Lake Map