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Tennessee Center Hill Lake Fishing Hot Spots Map

Tennessee Center Hill Lake Fishing Hot Spots Map
Tennessee Center Hill Lake Fishing Hot Spots Map
SKU: FHS-A400
Center Hill Lake was formed in 1948 when contractors working with the Army Corps of Engineers completed Center Hill Dam. Initially intended to provide flood control, hydroelectric generators were added later to create power for the region. In the years since its inception, Center Hill lake has become a popular recreation destination, attracting millions of visitors each year. The lake contains areas of varying depths and water movement, providing good habitat for a variety of fish species. In the main river channel, anglers target many types of gamefish and panfish, though black bass, crappie and walleye are among the favorites. In the tailwaters of the lake, cool water released from the dam’s power generators has created an exceptional trout fishery. Featured Species: Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, and Crappie Map Features: Lake Profile Fishery Information Fishing Tips and Techniques 21 Accesses 160 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