Cedar Creek Regs.

Does anyone know about the new cc regs on large mouth, what exactly does it mean about the large mouth between 12-15 inches, does this mean that you can keep them under/over 12-15

dont know about the new regs but we went today and didnt have any luck.Water was very muddy in the upper end and wasnt fishable IMO

KDFWR's 2008 Fishing & Boating Guide is available online:
http://fw.ky.gov/pdf/08fishboat2.pdf
It lists new regs on Cedar Creek for bluegill, crappie, and channel cats, but none for largemouths. But that's not to say they didn't leave something out.

Where did you get this 12" to 15" stuff from?

on the kdfwr website on the reg book. it is like the first thing posted on there....

This was under new regulations:• Cedar Creek Lake (Lincoln County): The 9-inch minimum size limit on crappie is now removed. (30 fish daily creel limit remains.) Bluegill and redear sunfish now under statewide regulations for minimum size and daily creel limits. A 12-inch minimum size limit and no daily creel limit on channel catfish.

This is lake regulations:
CEDAR CREEK LAKE - Lincoln County

Possession or use of shad for bait is prohibited.

• Largemouth Bass: 20-inch minimum size limit, 1 fish daily limit.

• Crappie: 30 fish daily creel limit, no minimum size limit.

• Bluegill and Redear Sunfish (shellcracker): Refer to statewide regulations.

• Channel Catfish: No daily creel limit, 12-inch minimum size limit.

Can you desrcibe where you saw it a little better, this was all I could find.

[QUOTE=bereabasser;315058]dont know about the new regs but we went today and didnt have any luck.Water was very muddy in the upper end and wasnt fishable IMO[/QUOTE]

What was the water temp? How did the main lake look?

Thanks,
rustedhook

water temp was from 38-40...very cold...from mid lake down to the **** to water was awesome,but as soon as you start headin to the upper end be ready for some really nasty water