Let's Go Hunting and Fishing
Steve McCadams

 


Duck & Goose Hunting
on the
Tennessee River
& Kentucky Lake
           

"A great guide and hunting setup" -Tony Accerano, SPORTS AFIELD MAGAZINE


a Ducks Unlimited
Sponsor

Location

    I offer both a private flooded farm hunt and open water hunt.

          One of the hunting areas is located on secondary waters off the Tennessee River (Kentucky Lake) where shallow sandbars and islands surround a marsh. Centered in the hub of three Federal Refuges and a series of state wildlife management areas, movement between these zones makes for good hunting and waterfowl viewing, especially when winter weather stimulates migrational movement.

          The Big Sandy unit of the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge, located less than a mile north, winters 40,00 to 60,000 ducks and 15,000 to 20,000 geese. Good winter weather will see these numbers double or triple! To the south is the Duck River unit of the TNWR where 200,000-plus ducks and 60,000-plus geese winter.

     To the east on Lake Barkley (Cumberland River) is Cross Creek National Wildlife Refuge, which is a short flight for waterfowl trading back and forth between refuges. It holds 30,000 plus ducks and 15,000-plus geese. Then, to the west are state wildlife management areas such as Big Sandy and Gin Creek where flooded timber and rowcrops are planted for wintering waterfowl. 

          Together these areas record 500,000 ducks and 100,000 geese during peak winter counts. As you can see, this hunting area being centrally located has the potential to offer great waterfowl shooting and observation. The Tennessee River has long been a route for major migrations of ducks and geese.

    My private farm hunts are located in West Tennessee's Obion River bottom, which is a main artery of travel for waterfowl between the Mississippi River and the Tennessee River.

Steve McCadams
Professional Guide Service

Crappie and Bass Fishing ~ Duck and Goose Hunting
on Tennessee's Kentucky Lake
655 Anderson Drive
Paris, Tennessee 38242
Phone: (731) 642-0360
E-Mail Steve


Fishing on
Tennessee's
Kentucky Lake
           

"America's Best Known Crappie Fisherman" - Nick Sissley, FISHING WORLD MAGAZINE

Steve's
Casting for a Cure
Kids Fishing Rodeo

 

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