Fishing Spots in Davidson County
32 public fishing spots are listed in Davidson County, Tennessee: 18 boat launches, 1 shore fishing spot and 13 recreation areas. Each page links to its source.
- Anderson Boat RampBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Anderson RoadRecreation area on J Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir
- Anderson Road CampgroundRecreation area on J Percy Priest Lake
- Cleece's Ferry Annex RoadBoat launch on Cumberland River
- Cleece's Ferry Old Hickory BlvdBoat launch on Cumberland River
- Clees Ferry LNDG LBRecreation area on Cheatham Lock and Dam
- CookRecreation area on J Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir
- Cook Day Use AreaShore fishing on J Percy Priest Lake
- Cook Recreation AreaBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Elm Hill Park AccessBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Hamilton Creek Boat RampBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Hartman ParkBoat launch on Whites Creek
- Heartland RampBoat launch on Stones River
- J Percy Priest LakeRecreation area
- Lock Two Park Boat RampBoat launch on Cheatham Reservoir
- Long Hunter Boat RampBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Marrowbone LakeBoat launch
- Metro Beach Boat RampBoat launch on Old Hickory Reservoir
- Nashville ShoresRecreation area on J Percy Priest Lake
- Neely's Bend Boat RampBoat launch on Cheatham Reservoir
- Old Hickory BeachRecreation area on Old Hickory Lake
- Old Hickory Beach Day UseRecreation area on Old Hickory Lock and Dam
- Old Hickory Dam Boat RampBoat launch on Cheatham Reservoir
- Seven PointsRecreation area on J Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir
- Seven Points (TN)Recreation area on J Percy Priest Lake
- Seven Points Boat RampBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Seven Points Rec. Area CampgroundBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Shelby Park Boat RampBoat launch on Cheatham Reservoir
- Smith SpringsRecreation area on J Percy Priest Lake
- Smith SpringsRecreation area on J Percy Priest Dam and Reservoir
- Smith's Spring ParkBoat launch on J Percy Priest Reservoir
- Tailwater Left Bank Day UseRecreation area on Old Hickory Lock and Dam