moderate
5–6 hours
Moderate fitness required for standing periods and handling fishing gear throughout the trip.
Head to Cherokee Lake with StriperXtreme Guide Service for some of Tennessee’s best striped bass fishing. Captain Bobby’s local savvy and passion put you on the fish from the first cast.
Cherokee Lake can be chilly early or late in the day, so dressing in layers keeps you comfortable.
Trips can last 5–6 hours; bring snacks and hydration to maintain energy.
Boat decks can be wet and slippery—wear shoes with good grip for safety.
Follow the guide’s advice closely to maximize success and safety on the lake.
Cherokee Lake was created in the 1940s as part of TVA’s hydroelectric and flood control projects, shaping the region’s recreational landscape.
Efforts on Cherokee Lake emphasize catch and release for striped bass to sustain populations amid growing angling pressure.
Helps reduce glare on water and improves visibility of fish beneath the surface.
summer specific
Protects against sudden rain and wind common in the region’s spring weather.
spring specific
Provides grip and protection when handling slippery fish and gear.
fall specific
Keeps anglers warm during colder early mornings and late afternoons.
winter specific