Quick Facts

• Location: 11306–11312 Dayton Pike, Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee
• Pier Type: Public freshwater fishing pier
• Water Type: Soddy Lake / Chickamauga Lake system
• Access: Public fishing access; local park rules apply
• Fishing License: Tennessee fishing license required unless exempt
• Best For: Largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish
• Best Time to Fish: Spring and fall; early morning and evening during summer
• Common Species: Largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, catfish and other Tennessee River species
• Tackle Style: Light to medium freshwater tackle
• Night Fishing: Check current Soddy-Daisy park hours
• Amenities: Public park/recreation facilities nearby

Overview

Soddy Lake Public Fishing Pier provides convenient shore fishing in Soddy-Daisy north of Chattanooga. Soddy Lake is connected with the broader Chickamauga Lake and Tennessee River system, giving anglers access to productive freshwater habitat without requiring a boat.

The area is particularly appealing to bass, crappie, and panfish anglers, while catfish provide another worthwhile target. Shallow cover and seasonal vegetation can be especially important as water temperatures change.

Fishing Tips

Crappie anglers can work small jigs or minnows around deeper edges and submerged structure. Bluegill can often be targeted with worms or small jigs beneath a float.

For largemouth bass, try soft-plastic worms, crawfish imitations, spinnerbaits, or other presentations around vegetation and cover.

Bottom Line

A convenient Soddy-Daisy public fishing pier for anglers targeting bass, crappie, catfish, and panfish in the Chickamauga Lake system.