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Fayette County Fishing Streams

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Streams in Fayette County

Place	USGS Topo Map
Bad Branch	Wiley
Baker Creek	Bankston
Barron Creek	Hubbertville
Bear Creek	Newtonville
Beaver Creek	Belk
Beaver Creek	Berry
Bee Spring Branch	Oakman
Belle Creek	New Lexington
Blakely Creek	Newtonville
Blue Water Creek	Oakman
Boles Creek	Bankston
Bolter Branch	New Lexington
Boxes Creek	Fayette
Boxes Creek	Hubbertville
Burnet Branch	Guin
Caesar Creek	Bankston
Cane Creek	Berry
Caney Branch	Wiley
Clear Creek	Bankston
Coffee Creek	Winfield
Collier Creek	Bluff
Davis Creek	Newtonville
Deadwater Creek	Bankston
Dickey Branch	Oakman
Dodsen Creek	Winfield SE
Dry Creek	Hubbertville
Ellis Creek	Bankston
Flat Creek	Berry
Freeman Creek	New Lexington
Fulton Creek	Fayette
George Creek	Berry
Gumbud Creek	Fayette
Harris Creek	Fayette
Hendon Creek	Howard
Hollingsworth Mill Creek	Hubbertville
Hubbert Mill Creek	Winfield SE
Indian Creek	Winfield SE
Isom Creek	Hubbertville
Jay Branch	Newtonville
Kirk Branch	Guin
Laney Branch	Berry
Langston Creek	Winfield SE
Lick Branch	Oakman
Lick Creek	Howard
Little Blue Water Creek	Oakman
Little Cedar Creek	Berry
Little Creek	Hubbertville
Little Piney Creek	Bankston
Lowery Branch	Howard
Lynn Creek	Newtonville
Martins Creek	Newtonville
McDonald Branch	Guin
Mill Creek	Hubbertville
Mills Spring Branch	Glen Allen
Moss Creek	Winfield
Musgrove Creek	Fayette
Pine Branch	Berry
Pine Knot Creek	Bankston
Rocky Branch	Bankston
Sandy Point Creek	New Lexington
Savage Creek	Newtonville
Star Branch	Berry
Stewart Creek	Winfield SE
Studhorse Creek	Hubbertville
Sugar Creek	Winfield SE
Tanyard Creek	Howard
Thornton Branch	Berry
Tucker Branch	Glen Allen
Turkey Creek	Winfield SE
Turkey Creek	Hubbertville
Turkey Creek	Glen Allen
Watkins Branch	New Lexington
Wiggins Creek	Belk

Above is a map and a list of the streams in Fayette County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within Fayette County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.