Quick Facts

• Location: Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 38464
• Pier Type: Freshwater fishing pier
• Water Type: Small inland lake / pond
• Access: Verify current public access and posted rules
• Fishing License: Tennessee fishing license required unless exempt
• Best For: Bluegill, bass, crappie and casual fishing
• Best Time to Fish: Spring through fall; morning and evening
• Common Species Nearby: Bluegill, largemouth bass, crappie and other warm-water fish
• Tackle Style: Light freshwater tackle
• Night Fishing: Check current access hours
• Amenities: Facilities should be confirmed before visiting

Overview

Fishing Pier #3 is the third mapped fishing platform clustered around the same Lawrenceburg freshwater location as Fishing Piers #1 and #2. Having several platforms gives shore anglers the ability to cover more of the lake rather than being restricted to a single casting position.

The setting appears best suited to relaxed freshwater fishing and light tackle. Panfish and bass are reasonable targets for this type of southern Tennessee water, although the exact species present should be confirmed from current local or state fisheries information.

Fishing Tips

Rotate among the three fishing piers if bites are slow. One platform may provide better access to vegetation, shade, deeper water, or wind-blown shoreline than another.

For a simple setup, use a worm beneath a small float. Bass anglers can experiment with small soft plastics, jigs, or spinnerbaits around visible cover.

Bottom Line

Another useful Lawrenceburg fishing platform that expands shore access around this small inland fishing area.