Marrowbone Lake
Marrowbone Lake is located in Davidson County, on Marrowbone Lake Road near Joelton Tennessee 15 miles north of Nashville. The lake is 60 acres and has a picnic area, concession area, and restrooms. Fishing facilities include a boat launching ramp, a fishing pier, and a bait and tackle shop.
Lake Office: 1-615-410-6193
TWRA Contact Information: Region 2 Office: 1-615-781-6622, Toll-Free: 1-800-624-7406, E-mail the office
Regulations
Largemouth Bass: 5 per day, 14–18 inch PLR. Only 1 fish longer than 18 inches may be harvested.
Bluegill: No creel or length limit.
Redear: 20 per day, no length limit.
Crappie (all species): 15 per day, 10-inch minimum length limit.
Blue/Channel Catfish: 5 per day in combination, no length limit.
Trout: 7 per day, no length limit.
TWRA Family Fishing Lakes License, Permit, and General Information
What you can catch
Fish Species Found
Largemouth bass - crappie - bluegill - redear sunfish - blue & channel catfish
Fishing Tips:
- Bluegill can be taken on worms and crickets.
- Look for bluegill beds in shallow water.
- Catfish can be taken on worms and liver from May through November.
- Crappie are usually found close to the bank during late April and early May spawning time.
- Try bass fishing early and late during warm weather near any type of cover.
