(#1395) For Sale: Custom 4 BR log home on 10 acres with breath-taking views of Norris Lake - MORE INFO
Contact Gayle Balaban at Marinabroker@aol.com or 423-432-2020 about any of the following properties:
(#1325) For Sale: 4 BR boathouse w/lift extra waterfront lot 3200 sq ft. Deerfield. $359,900
(#1327) For Sale: 4 BR condo furnished Deerfield at Norris Lake. $185,000
(#1328) For Sale: Marina on Norris Lake 60 slips, store, pumpout, gas. $750,000
(#1329) For Sale: 2 BR condo at Deerfield on Lake Norris Furnished on rental program $119,000
(#1309) For Sale: Beautiful 3 BR, 3 BA custom built home on 3/4 acre with 160' water frontage - MORE INFO
(#1299) For Sale: 2900 sq ft. log home on 1acre with 5 additional lots totaling 6.3 acres. $410,000. Contact Louis LaBonte at MMMDEWEY@AOL.COM or (865)426-6926.(#1252) For Sale: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1120sq.ft. home on .7 acre lake view lot on Norris Lake. Across from Blue Springs Boat Dock-lake accessible. Beautiful. Private. Home mostly furnished. Lived in only short period of time. 12x20 redwood deck on front. Contact Donald Malicoat at 423-784-6632 or porcelainmama@aol.com
For Rent: Bearfoot Landing - Truly the Best Rental Property on Norris Lake! Bearfoot Landing, could be the first vacation spot built exclusively for boaters, lake gurus, and the all around water sport family. The house offers several bedrooms, several baths, covered dock, Hot Springs Tub, Gourmet Kitchen that can not be duplicated. 500lb ice machine, and many other items which we could list. Address: 20150 Cove Point Rd, LaFollette, TN. Contact John or Marci at H20front@aol.com or check out www.bearfootlanding.com for more info.
| Local Area Information |
Nearby attractions include:
Eagle Bend Fish Hatchery
Jackson Square Historic Park
Lenior Pioneer Museum and 18th century Gristmill
American Museum of Science and Energy
Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge
Oak Ridge Nuclear Power Plant
Museum of Appalachia
Norris Dam, a hydro electric dam whose construction was completed in 1936. The dam is 265 feet high and 1,860 feet long. It contains a million cubic yards of concrete.
For
more Southeast Tennessee information:
http://www.setenn.org
| Local Weather Conditions |
| Fishing Information |
The Compleat Tennessee Angler:
Everything You Need to Know about Fishing in the Volunteer State
(For more information, click on the cover photo above)
Fishing is the most popular activity on the Norris Lake. Fish varieties include walleye, sauger, white bass, crappie, striped bass, catfish, bluegill, largemouth and smallmouth bass and spotted bass. Catches of Brown and Rainbow trout are abundant. Fishing guide service is available.Fishing follows seasonal patterns. Most winter fishing is concentrated in the headwaters of the reservoir and in the mouths of tributary streams. In early spring, some species begin spawning runs. Walleye and sauger travel upstream into the Clinch and Powell Rivers.
Good reservoir fishing is available from March through June. Crappie fishing is best in April and early May. Bass and walleye fishing peaks in May and June. Hair jigs and deep running plugs are effective for most species in early spring. Spinners and worms are standard walleye bait.
During summer months, night fish for white bass and white crappie using live bait and lights. Black bass fishing, particularly small mouth, picks up again in the fall. White bass, white crappie, and walleye are caught by shallow trolling and still fishing with minnows.
| Boating Information |
A half dozen marinas are scattered around the lake to serve boaters.
A large,
completely equipped commercial marina is located near the
Norris Dam State Park dam.
Boats
available for rent: houseboats, pontoon and ski boats.
Boat Ramp available to general public.
For more
marina information:
www.czarneckyhome.com/marinas/marinas.htm
Sequoya
Marina
Rent pontoon boats, jet skis and boat slips
| Camping Information |
Tennessee administers two large game management areas (Chuck Swan and Cove Creek Penninsula) at the lake as well as three state parks (including Big Ridge State Park and Norris Dam State Park) and 59 public access areas. There are also three county parks at the lake.
Norris Dam State Park 90 sites, 50 water & electric. RECREATION: swim pool. No Pets. Open all year. The Norris Dam State park has two camping areas with 25 sites in the east section and 50 sites in the west section of the park. Sites have tables, grills and electrical and water hookups, while some sites in the east primitive section lack these facilities. Modern bathhouses and dump stations are provided, and a laundrymat is located near the park Village Green Complex adjacent to the pool and recreation center. Sites are available only on a first-come, first-serve basis, and maximum stay limit is two weeks. A primitive camping area is available to scout and other youth groups by reservation only.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Big South Fork National Recreation Area
Cumberland Gap National Park
Big Ridge State Park: 52 sites, 48 water & electric. RECREATION: swim lake. Open all year.
Fox Inn Campground Open, level pull-thru sites near interstate. From jct I-75 (exit 122) & Hwy 61: Go 1000 feet E on Hwy 61. Entrance on left. 98 sites, 24 full hookups, 74 water & electric (20 & 30 amp receptacles), 42 pull-thrus, big rigs welcome, long-term phone hookups. RECREATION: swim pool, fishing, clubs welcome. Rates in 1996 $13.50-17 for 2 persons. Discover, Master Card, Visa accepted. Open all year. Phone: 423-494-9386
Loyston Point (TVA - Norris Lake) 51 sites. RECREATION: swim lake. Open from mid Apr through mid Oct.
Fisherman's Paradise is the perfect place for the fisherman or a family retreat. Sleeps 8 and includes a covered boat slip at the marina. This beautiful, clean and clear lake offers great spring and fall fishing for a variety of fish. Please visit our website to view a picture of the house and the fabulous view it offers. http://www.stallardonline.com/norrishome.htm
SPECIAL WINTER RATES NOW AVAILABLE
For more
camping information:
http://www.recreationusa.com/camping/tennessee.html
