Union City Parks and Recreation Department
Fishing Ponds
The CITY OF UNION CITY recently obtained ownership and/or a lease agreement to two local area landmark ponds. Each of which are now open to the general public for fishing. Union City Parks and Recreation is working in conjunction with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and Mr. Lanny Callicut to help manage these areas. These two locations will undergo some improvements in the future to help create a more enjoyable environment. We encourage you to utilize these faclities, but we also ask that you follow the guide-lines to help us keep these areas an enjoyable place to visit. A valid fishing license is required at both locations. NO SWIMMING ALLOWED!!! Please keep your litter picked up.
Reelfoot Pond
Reelfoot Pond, Located on Reelfoot Avenue adjacent to the old Reelfoot Packing Company is now open. We ask that you utilize the parking lot near the old packing plant and NOT park at the Reelfoot Animal Hospital. Please refrain from blocking the road that circles the pond, and no vehicles allowed on the grass areas. We also ask that you keep what you catch. No "Catch and Release". This pond is also home to several ducks and we ask that you enjoy them with your eyes and do not disturb them.
Northwest Tennessee Regional Industrial Center Pond
Northwest Tennessee Regional Industrial Center Pond, or as most know it as the "Moose Pond" is open for fishing. This pond is approximately 5 acres in size, and is known to have Bass, Catfish, Bream and Crappie. This pond is located in the new industrial park east of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. Entrance to the pond can be accessed from US HWY 51 (Everett Boulevard) at the Goodyear access road. We ask that you park on the frontage road near the pond and do not drive on the grass.
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