Suggestions on where to fish please

[sparrow75]

I'm headed to the girlfriend's parents house in Taylorsville this weekend for the holiday. I hate to miss a good day of fishing so I'm dragging the boat along. I'm not real familar with the areas, but I would like to stay away from Taylorsville Lake if possible. Can you put a boat (18') below Taylorsville **** in the salt river? Any suggestions on a place to fish within 1-2 hrs from Taylorsville wold be appreciated. Any big creeks near by I can put a boat in? Thanks

[jcb]

Guist Creek is the closest decent-sized lake. It's in Shelbyville off US 60. 40 minutes or less from T'ville.

JCB
>I'm headed to the girlfriend's parents
>house in Taylorsville this weekend
>for the holiday. I
>hate to miss a good
>day of fishing so I'm
>dragging the boat along.
>I'm not real familar with
>the areas, but I would
>like to stay away from
>Taylorsville Lake if possible.
>Can you put a boat
>(18') below Taylorsville **** in
>the salt river? Any
>suggestions on a place to
>fish within 1-2 hrs from
>Taylorsville wold be appreciated.
>Any big creeks near by
>I can put a boat
>in? Thanks

[kingfisher32]

You might want to try guist creek lake in shelbyville it is less than an hour from taylorsville. I was out there monday and caught a few hybrids. the lake is fairly small but offers great fishing. there have been quite a few largemouth in the 3-6 pound range caught as well as hybrids up to 11 pounds.

[JimDicken]

NO there is no ramp below the dam and the river is about half as wide there as it is where you cross it on I-65... probably not enough room to turn a boat that big around.
Jim