If one is in Frankfort and desires to fish for sauger in the Kentucky river..., where would they go to (bank fish) or launch a boat and motor to (where)? Number One Grandson is VERY INTERESTED.
Thanks to all; Grandpa :cool:
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If one is in Frankfort and desires to fish for sauger in the Kentucky river..., where would they go to (bank fish) or launch a boat and motor to (where)? Number One Grandson is VERY INTERESTED.
Thanks to all; Grandpa :cool:
[QUOTE=FlyLie;524586]If one is in Frankfort and desires to fish for sauger in the Kentucky river..., where would they go to (bank fish) or launch a boat and motor to (where)? Number One Grandson is VERY INTERESTED.
Thanks to all; Grandpa :cool:[/QUOTE]
Well to me sauger fishing = fishing at the locks, so...put in at the Steele Branch ramp off of US 127 - take US 127 North toward Owenton and follow the signs. After you launch, go upriver until you get below Lock 4.
If you're in that neighborhood, this is a good time of year to fish the mouth of Elkhorn Creek.
To my knowledge Lock 4 is not really known as a sauger destination but you can almost always get bit by something down there. There are some people who bank fish below Jim's Seafood at Lock 4 but it is EXTREMELY dangerous to get down there, especially if it's wet like it is. I would not do it.
Someone else might have knowledge about Lock 3 (Monterrey) and Lock 5 (Tyrone). You can get to Lock 5 by putting in at the public ramp on KY 420 near the intersection of KY 676 (E-W Connector). It's a little bit of a haul upriver.
[QUOTE=jcb;524587]Well to me sauger fishing = fishing at the locks, so...put in at the Steele Branch ramp off of US 127 - take US 127 North toward Owenton and follow the signs. After you launch, go upriver until you get below Lock 4.
If you're in that neighborhood, this is a good time of year to fish the mouth of Elkhorn Creek.
To my knowledge Lock 4 is not really known as a sauger destination but you can almost always get bit by something down there. There are some people who bank fish below Jim's Seafood at Lock 4 but it is EXTREMELY dangerous to get down there, especially if it's wet like it is. I would not do it.
Someone else might have knowledge about Lock 3 (Monterrey) and Lock 5 (Tyrone). You can get to Lock 5 by putting in at the public ramp on KY 420 near the intersection of KY 676 (E-W Connector). It's a little bit of a haul upriver.
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Put in at Carollton....., head up to the lock there before the Ohio River. I have POUNDED them on spoons there tipped with a minner.
Be careful.....it is about 3-4 mile run or something like that.
Later,
Geo