TENNESSEE FISHING HISTORY - Pickwick Dam Fishing - Fishing History Video -- Squire E. W. Waldron and Emmett Gowan land a 54 lb. yellow catfish at Pickwick Dam. In Hardin County Tennessee . There are still some good fish being caught at Pickwick Dam. This is a memorable trip for two friends out for the day in 1950 . Video produced 2016 (Photographs taken on 5/16/1950)--(BEST VIEWED IN FULL SCREEN) | Tennessee Good Old Days

More than 900,000 tons of rock and almost 1 million tons of soil is being used to reinforce the 4,380 feet long south embankment at Pickwick Landing Dam on the Tennessee River. After the upgrades, the dam will be able to withstand a major seismic event and meet new dam safety criteria. The project is scheduled to be complete next year and won't impact the operation of the reservoir. Check out more photos and videos on our Instagram page. | Tennessee Valley Authority

Taking core samples for Pickwick Dam in 1935... Source Tennessee Valley Authority | Travis Chumley

Late Fall fishing on the Tennessee River with a lipless crankbait. We are on Pickwick Lake wrapping up our week long segments on this special fishery. #tennesseeriver #pickwicklake #TeamOutdoors #nitroboats #visitnorthal #liplesscrankbaits #fallfishing Visit North Alabama Bass Pro Shops Power-Pole Total Boat Control Motormate | Timmy Horton Outdoors

Fishing heavy current at the headwaters of Pickwick Lake on the Tennessee River. #nitroboats #powerpole #visitnorthal #crankbaits #tennesseeriver #pickwicklake #TeamOutdoors #largemouthbass #fallfishing Bass Pro Shops Power-Pole Total Boat Control Nitro Boats Visit North Alabama Prym1 Camo | Timmy Horton Outdoors

State and Federal Agencies join forces on the Tennessee River at Pickwick Lake to target silver carp. This effort is part of a U.S. Geological Survey study to track how this invasive fish is using Tennessee's waters. Acoustic tags were surgically implanted in 125 fish at Pickwick and 125 at Cheatham Lake on the Cumberland River. The goal is to monitor movements near locks and dams to better understand the upstream movements. Currently, the BioAcoustic Fish Fence installed at Barkley Dam is showi