1 - Ky Lake
2 - Lake Barkley
3 - Barren
4 - Nolin Lake
5 - Green River
6 - Dale Hollow
7 - Cedar Creek
8 - Lake Cumberland
9 - Rough River
10 - Willisburg
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You know, my person opinion, I would have to add the river to my list somewhere. Not for size, but numbers. Never caught a "giant" there, but the numbers I catch is just as good if not better than some lakes I have been too. It has always treated me fair.
It would be really hard for me to make a top 10 list because different places at different time of the year treat me differently.
Jason
1 - Ky Lake
2 - Lake Barkley
3 - Barren
4 - Nolin Lake
5 - Green River
6 - Dale Hollow
7 - Cedar Creek
8 - Lake Cumberland
9 - Rough River
10 - Willisburg
You won't get any agrement from me about Nolin. I have fished all the major lakes in the state, and Nolin would be 4th under Malone, but they are close IMO.Nolin above Green and Barren, come on now.....For the weights it takes to win tournaments I'd think Nolin would be toward the bottom of that list...I think a lot of people will agree with this one
1.Kentucky Lake/Barkley
2.Barkley/ Kentucky Lake....personal preference on which one you fish
3.Green/ Barren
4.Barren/ Green...depending on the time of year
I would think if you got the KDFW's rank of weights it takes to win tournaments throughout the year this would be your order
I noticed Guist Creek is not on the list. As far as I know it is the only state lake on this list that doesn't have a slot limit on bass or
a 15 inch size limit. There is another lake in Shelby County that has a 15 inch size limit and a 3 fish limit . These fish are
protected from fishing pressure . Guist Creek's 12 inch size limit and 6 creel limit has taken its toll on the trophy fish population.
The fact is Guist Creek has a lot more pressure than a lot of lakes with a size limit. There are more probably more tournaments on
Guist Creek per year than boat launches on Lake Shelby in a year. I have fished Guist Creek for a lot of years. I think it is time
for the FWS and the Shelbyville Industrial Foundation to get up to date with the rest of the lake requirements .
I noticed Guist Creek is not on the list. As far as I know it is the only state lake on this list that doesn't have a slot limit on bass or
a 15 inch size limit. There is another lake in Shelby County that has a 15 inch size limit and a 3 fish limit . These fish are
protected from fishing pressure . Guist Creek's 12 inch size limit and 6 creel limit has taken its toll on the trophy fish population.
The fact is Guist Creek has a lot more pressure than a lot of lakes with a size limit. There are more probably more tournaments on
Guist Creek per year than boat launches on Lake Shelby in a year. I have fished Guist Creek for a lot of years. I think it is time
for the FWS and the Shelbyville Industrial Foundation to get up to date with the rest of the lake requirements .
Just because a lake gets hammered with tournaments doesn't make it a top ten lake to fish. I would put Guist 125th on my list...I live less than 20 minutes away from there and would rather drive 45 minutes to the Ohio River and fish. If I knew where that one guy with bass in his bath tub lived, I would go there before Guist. I agree with you that the slot sizes and such aren't doing that lake any favors, but it's still not a top 10 lake to fish in my opinion.
Hey this is a thread that basskid started. Anybody remember him?
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Maybe we should recruit him to come back.
Last year in June someone had a 26lb bag to win a tourney
Nolin above Green and Barren, come on now.....For the weights it takes to win tournaments I'd think Nolin would be toward the bottom of that list...I think a lot of people will agree with this one
1.Kentucky Lake/Barkley
2.Barkley/ Kentucky Lake....personal preference on which one you fish
3.Green/ Barren
4.Barren/ Green...depending on the time of year
I would think if you got the KDFW's rank of weights it takes to win tournaments throughout the year this would be your order
1-ky lake
2-barkley
3-Nolin
4-barren
5-rough
6-Taylorsville
7-green
8-Ohio river
That's mine and don't say a word about 6 cause there is fish there you have to understand its fishing not everyday your going to load the boat.sorry
1 Ky Lake = Only place in Ky., can you catch fish all day in 2ft of water when it's 95 temp.
2. Barkly Lake = Only place in the state can you catch over 60 bass in a half day.
3. Barren River Lake = a 10in. worm can catch keeper bass anytime of the year...good spots as well.
4. Dale Hallow = could catch a world record...any species.
5. Green River Lake = maybe the best kept secret for big smallies..big spots..and huge large mouths..beutiful lake!
6. Lake Cumberland = Maybe the best small mouth lake in the state..
7. Rough River Lake = great large mouth fishing early in year..and late fall.
8. Laural River Lake = need to fish verticle...but giant black bass..and great smallmouth fishing
9. Gueist Creek Lake = grew up on this lake..great when it's real hot..and real cold. There are 10 lbs in this lake.night fishing!
10 Nolin Lake = up and coming bass fishing...great pre-spawn bass fishing!