Tennessee's lakes are among the most storied in the South — a chain of TVA reservoirs stretching the length of the Tennessee River, Corps of Engineers impoundments carved into the Cumberland Plateau, and the singular wonder of Reelfoot Lake, born from an earthquake and unlike anything else in North America. From the trophy smallmouth of Dale Hollow to the legendary bass of Chickamauga and the beloved Nashville-area waters of Percy Priest and Old Hickory, Tennessee's lakes run deep in the identity of the Volunteer State. Our handcrafted 3D wooden lake maps capture every depth contour and shoreline in precision laser-cut wood, made to order by a Minnesota veteran in Stacy, MN. Ships in 1 to 2 weeks.

Top 10 Tennessee Lakes

• Watts Bar Lake — Meigs, Rhea, Roane, and Loudon Counties. A TVA reservoir on the Tennessee River in the heart of the state, Watts Bar is a sprawling 39,000-acre lake beloved for its bass, crappie, and catfish fishing. A meaningful map for anyone from the Knoxville or Chattanooga corridor and one of the most recognizable TVA lakes in the system.
• Chickamauga Lake — Hamilton, Rhea, Meigs, McMinn, and Bradley Counties. A TVA Tennessee River impoundment stretching through the Chattanooga region, Chickamauga is consistently ranked among the top largemouth bass lakes in the country. The grass-filled bays, long points, and vast shallow flats produce bass of exceptional size — and the map reflects every productive inch of this legendary fishery.
• Dale Hollow Lake — Straddling the Tennessee-Kentucky border across Clay, Pickett, Overton, Fentress, Cumberland, and Clinton Counties. One of the clearest lakes in the eastern United States and home to the world record smallmouth bass, Dale Hollow is a bucket-list destination for serious anglers. The dramatic, finger-cove shoreline makes for one of the most striking maps in our Southern catalog.
• Old Hickory Lake — Davidson, Sumner, Wilson, Trousdale, and Smith Counties. A Corps of Engineers reservoir on the Cumberland River wrapping around the north and east sides of Nashville, Old Hickory is a beloved bass, crappie, and striper fishery and a daily escape for the Music City metro. A highly recognizable map for anyone from the Nashville area.
• Percy Priest Lake — Davidson, Rutherford, and Wilson Counties. Nashville's backyard lake, Percy Priest is a Corps of Engineers reservoir on Stones River with 42 miles of shoreline and exceptional bass and crappie fishing. One of the most visited lakes in Tennessee and a map that every Nashville-area lake family will recognize immediately.
• Center Hill Lake — DeKalb, Putnam, White, and Warren Counties. A deep, clear Corps of Engineers reservoir on the Caney Fork River in the Cumberland Plateau, Center Hill is one of the most beautiful and most underrated lakes in Tennessee. A world-class striper and smallmouth fishery with dramatic limestone bluffs and crystal-clear water — and a map that reflects every stunning contour.
• Cherokee Lake — Grainger, Hamblen, Hawkins, and Jefferson Counties. A TVA reservoir on the Holston River in the rolling hills of northeast Tennessee, Cherokee Lake is a beloved walleye and bass fishery with a loyal following across the Knoxville and Morristown region. A meaningful map for anyone from upper East Tennessee.
• Norris Lake — Anderson, Campbell, Claiborne, Grainger, and Union Counties. The first lake built by the TVA, Norris is one of the clearest and most pristine reservoirs in the eastern United States with exceptional striper, walleye, and bass fishing. A historically significant and strikingly beautiful map — and a must-have for anyone from the Knoxville area.
• Lake Barkley — Stewart and Houston Counties, TN and Livingston, Lyon, and Trigg Counties, KY. The twin reservoir to Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley sits on the Cumberland River just miles from its famous neighbor and together they form the largest body of water between the Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico. A massive, open-water crappie and bass fishery beloved by anglers across the mid-South.
• Tims Ford Lake — Franklin and Moore Counties. A clear, deep reservoir on the Elk River in southern Middle Tennessee, Tims Ford is a beloved bass and crappie fishery surrounded by rolling cedar glades and limestone bluffs. A scenic and meaningful map for anyone from the Winchester, Tullahoma, or Lynchburg area — and yes, it's right next door to the Jack Daniel's distillery.

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