Creek Fishing on Buffalo Creek | Rooster Run

The Creek

800 Feet of Creekside Waterfront

Rooster Run sits directly on Buffalo Creek in Grainger County with over 800 feet of private waterfront, giving you walk-out access to the water from the moment you arrive. No long hikes to a distant river—you’re already there.

Buffalo Creek is a spring-fed creek, so the water stays cool year-round—even in the warmer months. It’s a beautiful stretch of water and a great spot to spend a morning, an afternoon, or an entire weekend with a rod in hand.

Whether you want a quiet morning solo session, a father-son weekend, or a multi-day trip with friends, you have a private base camp with a cabin, a campfire, and creek access steps from your door.

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What to Expect

Creek Fishing at Your Doorstep

Buffalo Creek is stocked by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA), with seasonal trout fishing each spring. For details on exact dates, what’s being stocked, current regulations, and licensing requirements, contact TWRA directly—they’re the best source for up-to-date information.

Seasonal trout fishing each spring (check TWRA for exact dates)
800 feet of private waterfront
Spring-fed creek stays cool year-round
Walk-out access right from the property
Cabin, campfire, and creek all in one place
Great for solo trips, couples, or groups
Contact TWRA or call 1-800-332-0900 for fishing rules and licensing info

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Before You Fish

A Few Things to Know

Fishing regulations, licensing, and stocking schedules are managed by TWRA and can change at any time. We recommend checking with them before your trip.

Check with TWRA

TWRA manages fishing rules for Buffalo Creek. Visit tn.gov/twra or call 1-800-332-0900 to get the latest on licensing, regulations, and what’s being stocked.

Questions? Just Ask Us

We’re happy to help you plan your trip. Call or text Billie at 423-736-8821 or Victor at 423-736-8820 and we can help point you in the right direction.

Also Nearby

Cherokee Lake—Minutes Away

If you want to mix creek fishing with lake fishing, Cherokee Lake is just a short drive from the property. It’s a popular spot for bass, crappie, catfish, and more.

Stay the Night

A Cozy Sleeper Cabin on the Creek

After a day on the water, you don’t have to drive home. The on-site sleeper cabin is small but comfortable—just enough room for a queen bed, a TV on the wall, and a mini-fridge to keep your drinks cold. It’s not a suite, it’s a place to crash after a good day of fishing.

The front porch faces away from the creek for a little privacy, with rocking chairs where you can sit and unwind. But open the window inside and Buffalo Creek is right there—close enough to hear the water while you fall asleep.

Book the cabin for an overnight fishing trip and you’ve got everything in one spot: creek access, a campfire, and a bed for the night. Full amenities included—bathroom, pavilion access, fire pit, and picnic tables.

Queen Bed Comfortable sleep for two

TV & DVD Player Unwind in the evening

Mini-Fridge Keep drinks and bait cold

Bathroom On-Site Clean restroom facilities

Front Porch & Rocking Chairs Sit back and take in the quiet

Fire Pit & Firewood Firewood provided for your stay