Hidden in Tennessee’s southwest corner sits a wilderness playground that feels worlds away from everyday life. The centerpiece is a gorgeous 35-acre lake that reflects the sky like a giant mirror.

The 673-acre park offers plenty of breathing room for everyone. You can fish for bass, bream, and catfish in the crystal-clear 210-acre lake. Bring your binoculars because the wildlife watching here ...

Local guides blame out-of-state contest for dwindling giant lake trout, but state officials see little threat.

Natural resources experts explain why a particular fish is thriving in Lake St. Clair, creating the best fishing in the lake ...