Lake Cumberland and Wolf Creek Dam Today

With the recent weather and water conditions being what they were, decided to take a drive over to the Dam and see what it would have been like IF ONE TRIED TO FISH TODAY :p . That is, after clearing a path through the snow and the driveway.

Includded are links to a couple of photo's which show what I found.

Good news, there would have been no waiting in line to launch. Halcombs Ramp and parking lot were deserted and not a sigh of tire track. But going down that snow covered ramp could have been a bit unnerving :eek: . And the dock I always tie up to while parking the truck....not usable....setting way out it lake all by it's lonesome! In the photo, it's that white spot out in from of the ramp. Lake is 17 feet above target level of 680 feet.

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Lake water is still colored with limited visibility (~ 2 feet)

Drove across the dam and took a look at the river. Way up 563 feet,...up in the trees and running hard at 23,270 cubic feet/second.

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O well, maybe fish in February :confused: .

Gee wish Icould drive around and look at the river and lake. But its 300 yards to the highway, which is a secondary road,Oh well gotta get out monday morning cardiologist appointment, guess he needs some money to go to the bahamas

that will make you depressed ready for spring already cant wait got a tourny there in may

Cool pictures...thanks for taking the time to get out and take them and post them here...nice!

Boone,

Launch the boat on to the snow at the top of the ramp, turn it around, give it a push, and have the sleigh ride/world's fastest launch ever recorded. :)

Comming out, you need a wide open run at the ramp to see if you can get the boat to slide to the top, and be winched back on the trailer. :eek:

[QUOTE=Boone;399013]With the recent weather and water conditions being what they were, decided to take a drive over to the Dam and see what it would have been like IF ONE TRIED TO FISH TODAY :p . That is, after clearing a path through the snow and the driveway.

Includded are links to a couple of photo's which show what I found.

Good news, there would have been no waiting in line to launch. Halcombs Ramp and parking lot were deserted and not a sigh of tire track. But going down that snow covered ramp could have been a bit unnerving :eek: . And the dock I always tie up to while parking the truck....not usable....setting way out it lake all by it's lonesome! In the photo, it's that white spot out in from of the ramp. Lake is 17 feet above target level of 680 feet.

[URL]http://www.fishin.com/forums2/showthread.php?t=78219[/URL]

Lake water is still colored with limited visibility (~ 2 feet)

Drove across the dam and took a look at the river. Way up 563 feet,...up in the trees and running hard at 23,270 cubic feet/second.

[URL]http://www.fishin.com/forums2/showthread.php?t=78220[/URL]

O well, maybe fish in February :confused: .[/QUOTE]

I drove down that ramp yesterday. And Almost regretted it !!! :( Started to spin a little when I started back up the ramp. But the Chev done good. Or the new Michelins ! :D

Thanks for the pictures. My wife and I were talking about this ramp Sunday morning and wondering if any boat trailers were parked in the lot; guess not.