Daddys Creek is a scenic stream located in Cumberland County, Tennessee, flowing through both Cumberland and Bledsoe Counties before joining the Obed River. This picturesque waterway cuts through the rugged terrain of the Cumberland Plateau, creating a deep gorge with sandstone bluffs and diverse forest habitat. The creek is part of the broader Emory River drainage system and portions of it are designated as a National Wild & Scenic River. With its crystal-clear waters and pristine surroundings, Daddys Creek offers anglers a chance to fish in one of Tennessee's most beautiful natural settings while targeting a variety of warm water species in a relatively undisturbed environment.