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I won a guided trip on Patoka Lake from Tims guide service. I went for a half a day on Monday. Had a great time and caught over a hundred crappie. About half of them were nice size. I normally bass fish but if I could catch crappie like that I would fish for them every time. I normally fish Nolin and Rough so it was nice to be some place different.
[QUOTE=occfish;337651]I won a guided trip on Patoka Lake from Tims guide service. I went for a half a day on Monday. Had a great time and caught over a hundred crappie. About half of them were nice size. I normally bass fish but if I could catch crappie like that I would fish for them every time. I normally fish Nolin and Rough so it was nice to be some place different.[/QUOTE]
Tim Gibson can DEFINITELY put you on fish. He is really the only REAL guide on Patoka, and has been doing it for YEARS.
Glad you had a good time.............now SSSSSHHHHHHHH........Patoka doesn't have ANY decent crappie in it........they are all runts, and you should REALLY drive 4+ HOURS to KY or Barkley, if you want REAL crappie action :)
Later,
Geo
Uh, Geo, don't they have the Crappiethon there every year? Bunch of flooded standing timber....kind of resembles reelfoot lake and some others that hold nice crappie. Taylorsville is a nice crappie lake frankly.
If you want to stick them, head to Weiss in AL.
[QUOTE=thebassman30;337663]Uh, Geo, don't they have the Crappiethon there every year? Bunch of flooded standing timber....kind of resembles reelfoot lake and some others that hold nice crappie. Taylorsville is a nice crappie lake frankly.
If you want to stick them, head to Weiss in AL.[/QUOTE]
THERE are NO crappie on Patoka...........NONE :)
O.K. there are no crappie at Patoka.
Maybe just a few really tiny ones and thats all.:D