Yes there are a few campgrounds right on the lake.
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Just some questions about fishing down there.. One is there just campgrounds around or do you have to stay at one of the lodges? and do you need a permit for your own boat to use the lake ( like a Fee)? would love to head down next spring..
Yes there are a few campgrounds right on the lake.
No special permit for the boat but each person fishing needs a Reelfoot Lake preservation permit.
Thanks all I guess now it time to start planning and looking into the area some more .. Also One last question Is it a safe lake for a Kayak or would you fish out of something bigger ?
I've seen many Kayakers and canoes out there. I have been on it a few times with my 8 ft Basshunter. As long as the winds are under 10 mph you should be good to go. A sudden storm or higher winds and you will be in a world of hurt in a hurry. That lake gets very rough with anything higher so pay careful attention to conditions and forecast and don't stray too far from your launch point.
License Information | Tennessee Fishing Guide | eRegulations.com
Reelfoot Lake Permit is required for all users except: those under 16 years of age; residents 65 years or older.
Thanks again started trying to find some campgrounds for tents and seeing what is around there ..
Well, I'm really confussed now. What I got out of this is you need a Reelfoot Lake Preservation permit unless you stay at the state campground but everybody needs a Reelfoot Lake permit if you're over 16.