Parksville Lake Fishing Guide

Parksville Lake, also known as "Ocoee Lake" is a fall and winter bass fisherman’s paradise. The lake has good numbers of spotted and largemouth bass, and anglers can really catch a lot of good fish during the cooler months of the year.  Parksville Lake is located just outside of Georgia inside the Tennessee state line down stream of the Ocoee white-water rafting section in Polk County, TN. 

Parksville Lake is fed by the Ocoee River and comprises of 1,930 acres of water.  The lake has several creeks that feed the reservoir and there's a large amount of lay downs and other bass habitat for anglers to target.  This lake is relatively unknown in terms of popularity when compared to the other Tennessee lakes throughout the state.  

Reel Job Fishing provides guided bass fishing trips on Parksville Lake throughout the year, but concentrates the majority of our guided bass trips during the fall and winter months.  We feel this is the best time to fish Parksville Lake. When the bass fishing is hot, which it generally is during the cooler months, we catch very good numbers of bass during our guided fishing trips.  If you’re interested in getting away from the crowds and wanting to have a great day of bass fishing in solitude, Parksville Lake is the lake you should visit.   

Peak Fishing Months on Parksville Lake

September, November, December, January, February

List of Lakes we Guide 

Reel Job Fishing also offers guided fly fishing & conventional fishing trips for bass on: Lake Blue Ridge,  Lake Nottley, Lake Lanier, Lake Chatuge, Carters Lake, Lake Burton, Lake Chickamauga and Lake Nantahala. There are times when certain lakes are fishing better than others during the year. Because of this, don't be surprised if Reel Job Fishing recommends to our clients one of our other lakes for their guide trip date. It's our job to make sure your in the right location for optimum fishing.

Fishing Tackle & Gear Used 

Although our primary tackle used is conventional gear we welcome fly fishermen, especially during the peak fishing months.  However, fly clients need to understand that their casting skill level will significantly determine their success on the lake.  If you know how to double-haul and you consider yourself an advanced fly caster, you’ll be fine.  

Guide Boats 

Boat:  2006 Z21 Ranger Comanche, 2006 21' Bullet

Rates & Pricing

Full Day (8 hours) - $375   
1 or 2 anglers, $75 extra for a third angler

Half Day (4 hours) - $275

1 or 2 anglers, $75 extra for a third angler

What's Included & Not Included

Included: All fishing tackle and gear, beverages and ice.

Not Included: Fishing License, lunch and guide gratuities 

Payment Methods:

Reel Job Fishing only accepts Checks or Cash for payment on guided lake trips.  Credit Cards are not accepted at this time. 

Meeting Locations:

We recommend contacting your guide prior to your fishing trip to determine meeting locations and time. Each lake can differ for meeting locations.

Lodging & Cabin Rentals

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Extra Services:

Are you intrested in having a professional photographer capture thememories of your guided trip?  Louis Cahill, has over thirty years ofexperience as a commercial photographer.  Call us for pricing ifinterested. www.louiscahil.com  

Parksville Lake Guided Bass Trip Photos:

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