Where to put in at Nolin????

Looking at getting out on Nolin on Monday. Anyone been there within the past week and can tell me which ramps are open in the areas that are producing fish? Which techniques are working right now...if any. I have only one day to fish so I would like to travel about an hour and a half from Gene Snyder and I-65. Barren is a possible but I have never been there before. I just recently, within the past four months, bought a boat and have been trapped at Dale HOllow....I know, what a place to be trapped. My familes boat was stored at Holly Creek. I never got a chance until now to explore other lakes other than the average summer running around on Nolin with a buddy. I want to fish other lakes and am wondering about the good winter lakes. Nolin, Rough, Barren.....any other I am forgetting. NOT THE DEAD SEA......I don't go to Taylorsville, it doesn't like me very much.

Good morning, I`d say if you was going to Nolin I`d put in at Moutidear. It`s a good ramp and up from the dam about 3 miles. It should have clear water for you. I can tell you where some great starting place to try to help you cut down on your time while your there. What kinda places are you looking for? Brair Creek is one place to start. It`s deep with standing timber,nice points. If you`d like you can call and maybe give you some places to start at. I`m in Shepherdsville and we have a place on Brair Creek,,,just give me a PM

Green River Lake is another possibility. I like Green, especially in the winter, because they don't drop it nearly as much as the others. Only seven feet versus 25 to 30 feet at Nolin, Barren or Rough. You may not like Taylorsville but that is another one I like in the Winter, also because they don't drop it as much. I have done well there from December thru March but only fished it a few times at other times, mainly because it is too crowed.

Moutider or wax only two to put in during winter pool I have the nolin river in my back yard and she's looking good today. If the rain comes that their calling for you might be sol on monday lake will be a muddy mess. Myself I fish upper nolin had some nice walleyes last weekend, i was walkin the river banks and fishin the holes.

I appreciate the response. Green I have heard will produce some decent smallies.....thats enticing. hmmmmmmm. I do need to learn the closer lakes techniques. Onemorecast.....pm is coming

You can Put in at the State Park Ramp also. This is the Ramp I use most of the time.

went out on green yesterday hoping to catch a smallie or two with live bait but couldn't find any....water was muddy to say the least....however we figured out we werent going to catch anything on the live bait so we started jig fishin and did manage 5 kentuckys that prolly would went around 12-13 pounds...we had been catching some good largemouth up until this trip also....good luck wherever u decide to fish

[QUOTE=NEWTON;393753]You can Put in at the State Park Ramp also. This is the Ramp I use most of the time.[/QUOTE]
I keep forgeting about the state ramp it is accesible at winter pool?