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Obion County Fishing Streams

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Streams in Obion County

Place USGS Topo Map
Atkins Creek Hornbeak
Bayou du Chien Samburg
Bear Creek Kenton
Big Sandy Creek Samburg
Bogus Creek Samburg
Box Slough Ridgely
Broad Slough Ridgely
Burnt Mill Hollow Creek Trimble
Buzzard Slough Samburg
Camp Ground Creek McConnell
Campbells Gap Samburg
Cane Creek Rives
Cane Creek Clayton
Cane Creek Union City
Carroll Creek Ridgely
Clover Creek Lane
Cloverdale Creek Lane
Cub Branch Clayton
Cypress Creek Rives
Cypress Creek McConnell
Daugherty Creek Miston
Davidson Creek Rives
Deer Creek Harris
Dillard Creek Trimble
Dillard Creek Trimble
Dry Creek Obion
First Creek Union City
Flat Branch Lane
Goose Pen Samburg
Grass Creek Rives
Hamblin Branch Clayton
Harris Fork Creek Union City
Hicks Branch Harris
Hoosier Creek Rives
Indian Creek Samburg
Johnson Creek Miston
Jones Branch Hornbeak
Jones Creek McConnell
Kendall Creek Hornbeak
Kilham Creek Samburg
Little Cypress Creek Gardner
Little Richland Creek Obion
Mill Creek Trimble
Mud Creek Rives
North Branch Pawpaw Creek Hornbeak
North Fork Obion River Rives
North Reelfoot Creek Samburg
Opossum Branch Samburg
Otter Slough Samburg
Owens Slough Bondurant
Owens Slough Bondurant
Pawpaw Creek Ridgely
Reelfoot Creek Samburg
Richland Creek Obion
Richland Creek Harris
Robinson Creek Hornbeak
Rockspring Branch Clayton
Rogers Creek Samburg
Running Slough Bondurant
Rutherford Fork Obion River Rives
Scawley Creek Clayton
Snow Branch Clayton
South Branch Pawpaw Creek Hornbeak
South Fork Indian Creek Samburg
South Reelfoot Creek Samburg
Sugar Creek Samburg
Taylor Creek Clayton
Troy Creek Rives
Tull Creek Clayton
Vanhorn Creek Ridgely
Vowell Branch McConnell
Walnut Grove Branch McConnell
Wolf Creek Harris
Zion Creek Lane

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