Can you fish at Cane Creek Park?

Can you fish at Cane Creek Park?

Well-stocked with rainbow trout, large-mouth bass, bluegill, crappie, carp and catfish, Cane Creek Lake is a fishing favorite (Note: Tennessee fishing laws do apply).

Do you need a fishing license to fish at Cane Creek park?

Take note that if you plan on fishing, a state fishing license is required and can be picked up in the park’s operation center in the day-use area. “You can launch your kayak, canoe, or fishing boat at the lake. If you like Bass fishing, Cane Creek Park ranks as one of the best spots around.

What kind of fish are in Cane Creek NC?

Cane Creek Reservoir is stocked with bass, crappie, catfish and a variety of sunfish. A State fishing license is necessary except on July 4th.

What can you do at Cane Creek Park?

“Camping, hiking, biking & Kayaking gem.” Great little gem in Waxhaw. horseshoe pits, lake swimming, boating, fishing, walking/hiking trails, horseback trails, and a campground store.

How many acres is Cane Creek Lake NC?

350-acre
Union – North Carolina Cane Creek Lake is a 350-acre impoundment. Fish feeders are located near the bank fishing area. Amenities include rest rooms, drinking water, picnic areas, camping and hiking trails.

Are dogs allowed at Cane Creek Park?

Dogs and other pets taken to the park are subject to the City of Cookeville’s leash law. Also, please respect others enjoying the park by picking up after your pet. Waste stations have been placed around the park for your convenience. (Please note that animals are not allowed at the Cane Creek SportsPlex.)

Can you bring dogs to Cane Creek Park?

Does Cane Creek Campground have WIFI?

* Tent campers maximum of 4 day stay. * WIFI separate rates apply for daily and monthly internet usages, limited to certain camp sites. * All sites are first come first serve basis if you do not have reservation. (If you need a reservation please call us at 336-376-8324).

Can you swim in Cane Creek Lake?

Spring through fall, our reservoirs are open to the public every weekend. However, as our lakes are public water supplies, swimming and other body contact with lake water are not allowed. Birdwatching will be permitted at Cane Creek Reservoir each Wednesday throughout the fall and winter between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m.