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Walleye Stocking in Tennessee

TWRA records show Walleye stocked at 21 Tennessee waters, 222 records in all. Seasons on record: 2023 – 2026. These are stocking records, not a current population estimate.

222
Stocking records
21
Waters
9,613,865
Fish reported
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Where Walleye has been stocked

Record counts below are for Walleye at each water.

Rhea County
Watts Bar
28 Walleye records · 1,197,253 fish
Latest 2026
Grainger County
Cherokee
21 Walleye records · 843,981 fish
Latest 2026
Hamilton County
Chickamauga
21 Walleye records · 1,040,930 fish
Latest 2026
Anderson County
Norris
20 Walleye records · 1,034,231 fish
Latest 2026
DeKalb County
Center Hill
18 Walleye records · 757,508 fish
Latest 2026
Clay County
Dale Hollow
14 Walleye records · 860,116 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Tims Ford
12 Walleye records · 487,393 fish
Latest 2026
Jefferson County
Douglas
11 Walleye records · 624,176 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Normandy
11 Walleye records · 283,565 fish
Latest 2026
Davidson County
Old Hickory
11 Walleye records · 504,811 fish
Latest 2026
Henry County
Kentucky
8 Walleye records · 206,175 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Cheatham
6 Walleye records · 349,363 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Cordell Hull
6 Walleye records · 255,996 fish
Latest 2026
Marion County
Nickajack
5 Walleye records · 163,710 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Watauga
5 Walleye records · 157,177 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Chilhowee
4 Walleye records · 31,130 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Davy Crockett Lake
4 Walleye records · 9,087 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Parksville
4 Walleye records · 29,051 fish
Latest 2026
State: Tennessee
Tellico
4 Walleye records · 197,328 fish
Latest 2026
Sullivan County
South Holston
7 Walleye records · 577,675 fish
Latest 2025
State: Tennessee
Carroll Lake
2 Walleye records · 3,209 fish
Latest 2024

Data source

Compiled from public records published by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Figures are stocking records reported by the agency, not current fish populations. StockedSpots is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by TWRA.

Source: TWRA. Data last checked September 1, 2026.

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