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Fishing on Cumberland River USA, KY	Link  |   |     The Cumberland River is a major waterway of the Southern United States. The 688-mile-long (1,107 km)[2] river drains almost 18,000 square miles (47,000 km2) of southern Kentucky and north-central Tennessee. The river flows generally west from a source in the Appalachian Mountains to its confluence with the Ohio River near Paducah, Kentucky, and the mouth of the Tennessee River. Major tributaries include the Obey, Caney Fork, Stones, and Red rivers
Length: 1107 [km]
Source : Harlan Lattitude: 36.8450012207031 Longitude: -83.3238906860352 Elevation: 353 [m] Location: Harlan	City: Baxter
Mouth : Lattitude: 37.1433334350586 Longitude: -88.4075012207031 Elevation: 92 [m]	County: Livingston
Fish Species       Chub, Bigeye    Bass, Striped Shiner, Scarlet    Stonecat Redhorse, Golden    Walleye Darter, Mud    Shad, Threadfin Sunfish, Orangespotted    Minnow, Suckermouth Darter, Stone    Shiner, River Redhorse, Smallmouth    Topminnow, Barrens Cavefish, Spring    Lamprey, American Brook Shiner, Tennessee    Madtom, Freckled Shiner, Mountain    Warmouth Shiner, Highland    Shad, Alabama Darter, Splendid    Stoneroller, Largescale Darter, Bluntnose    Bullhead, Yellow Sucker, Northern Hognose    Darter, Cypress Darter, Redline    Shiner, Whitetail Sunfish, Redspotted    Darter, Snubnose Lamprey, Chestnut    Madtom, Brindled Lamprey, Ohio    Shiner, Palezone Minnow, Pugnose    Logperch, Blotchside Bowfin    Sunfish, Redear Gar, Spotted    Lamprey, Silver Madtom, Tadpole    Shiner, Steelcolor Darter, Smallscale    Darter, Corrugated Minnow, Bullhead    Minnow, Fathead Bass, Yellow    Pickerel, Chain Sauger    Darter, Slough Bass, Smallmouth    Darter, Fringed Shiner, Bedrock    Herring, Skipjack Mosquitofish, Western    Darter, Ashy Shiner, Ribbon    Darter, Emerald Shiner, Silverband    Muskellunge Buffalo, Bigmouth    Darter, Olive Darter, Cumberland    Gar, Longnose Paddlefish    Silverside, Brook Dace, Southern Redbelly    Madtom, Elegant Minnow, Stargazing    Sucker, Spotted Chub, Creek    Catfish, Blue Topminnow, Blackspotted    Sunfish, Green Shiner, Golden    Madtom, Mountain Crappie, Black    Gar, Alligator Darter, Sooty    Darter, Bloodfin Shiner, Telescope    Darter, Barrens Darter, Saffron    Gar, Shortnose Darter, Slenderhead	Sunfish, Longear    Bullhead, Brown Chub, River    Studfish, Northern Sucker, Blackfin    Silverside, Inland Darter, Western Sand    Dace, Rosyside Redfin Pickerel    Cavefish, Southern Madtom, Slender    Bass, White Chub, Blotched    Redhorse, River Shiner, Pallid    Darter, Redband Sucker, Harelip    Carpsucker, River Darter, Barcheek    Topminnow, Blackstripe Chubsucker, Creek    Darter, Blackside Stoneroller, Central    Shiner, Mimic Darter, Spottail    Logperch Sucker, Blue    Darter, Greenside Shiner, Redfin    Lamprey, Mountain Brook Catfish, Channel    Shiner, Warpaint Flier    Dace, Blackside Chub, Streamline    Darter, Striped Drum, Freshwater    Shad, Gizzard Eel, American    Shiner, Bigeye Chub, Redtail    Darter, Johnny Shiner, Popeye    Goldeye Darter, Headwater    Darter, Arrow Crappie, White    Darter, Bluemask Perch, Pirate    Bass, Rock Redhorse, Silver    Bass, Spotted Shiner, Emerald    Darter, Tippecanoe Darter, Cherry    Shiner, Spotfin Bass, Largemouth    Shiner, Ghost Darter, Stripetail    Catfish, Flathead Shiner, Sand    Redhorse, Black Darter, Bluebreast    Minnow, Bluntnose Bullhead, Black    Darter, Eastern Sand Darter, Dusky    Darter, Channel Buffalo, Black    Chub, Silver Darter, Slabrock    Mooneye Chub, Shoal    Carpsucker, Highfin Buffalo, Smallmouth    Shiner, Silver Shiner, Rosyface    Darter, Rainbow Minnow, Mississippi Silvery    Chub, Flame Darter, River    Darter, Gilt Darter, Banded    Lamprey, Least Brook Shiner, Striped    Sunfish, Bluegill
Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Old Hickory Lake 36.3 -86.5    Flow Throw	Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      RED RIVER 36.6 -87.2    Source
Close By Lat/Lon  |         Percy Priest Lake 36.1 -86.5    20 km	Lakes and Rivers Lat/Lon  |         STONES RIVER 36.2 -86.6    20 km

Last News Date  |  Source   Tennessee Issues Fish Consumption Advisories on 3 Reservoirs 21/06/2022     Associated Press    Man catches 'prehistoric' fish on Caney Fork River 10/05/2021     newschannel5	Last News Date  |  Source   Combatting Silver Carp: TN implants tracking devices in invasive fish to follow their movements 17/03/2022     WBIR

Last change: 2021-05-23