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Lauderdale County
No fish consumption advisory is on file for any of the 54 named waters in Lauderdale County.
That doesn't mean they've been cleared
Most waters in the United States have never been sampled for contaminants. An absence of an advisory means Tennessee hasn't published one — not that the fish have been tested and found safe. Check Tennessee Dept. of Environment & Conservation — Fish Advisories before eating your catch, and see Tennessee's statewide guidance, which applies to waters with no rule of their own.
Named waters in Lauderdale County
54 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Bee Lake
- Bee Tree Pond
- Bettis Lake
- Bill Smith Lake
- Blue Pond
- Broglin Slough
- Camp Slough
- Cane Creek Lake Number Fifteen
- Cane Creek Lake Number Nine
- Cane Creek Lake Number Nineteen
- Cane Creek Number Five Lake
- Cane Creek Number Three Lake
- Cane Creek Number Twenty-two Lake
- Champion Lake
- Chisholm Lake
- Convict Lake
- Crutcher Lake
- Doris Irvin Lake
- Dry Arm
- Elk River
- Fletcher Lake
- Forked Deer River
- Forked Lake
- Goose Pond
- Grassy Lake
- Gum Pond
- Heathright Pocket
- Jennings Pond
- Johnson Lake
- King Pond
- Lake Wood
- Little Champion Lake
- Little Mud Lake
- Little Roney Pond
- Long Pond
- Lost Lake
- Lower Forked Deer River
- Middle Fork Forked Deer River
- Obion River
- Old Bed Forked Deer River
- Old River
- Open Lake
- Otter Pond
- Ried Dunavant Lake
- Right Hand Arm
- Roney Pond
- Separate Pond (historical)
- Sunk Lake
- Swan Lake
- The Chute
- Trout Pond
- Walker Pond
- Wardlows Pocket
- Whale Pond