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Help me out guys. Friday, I have to be out of the house all day, and I am thinking about going fishing. I don't want to go too far from home because the days are so short, so it is a choice between:
Lake Nolin
Lake Malone
or Rough River Lake.
I would like to fish for bass and crappie. And, I haven't decided if I am going to take my Hobie kayak or the Lowe Bass boat.
So for Friday, December 23rd, which one of these lakes would you choose and why?
[QUOTE=Rudypoo4444;475569]Help me out guys. Friday, I have to be out of the house all day, and I am thinking about going fishing. I don't want to go too far from home because the days are so short, so it is a choice between:
Lake Nolin
Lake Malone
or Rough River Lake.
I would like to fish for bass and crappie. And, I haven't decided if I am going to take my Hobie kayak or the Lowe Bass boat.
So for Friday, December 23rd, which one of these lakes would you choose and why?[/QUOTE]
I don't know about Malone, but NRL and RRL are pulling water hard trying to play catch up with all this rain we got. Plus it's gonna rain some more, which makes me think they will get muddy again. I am going way south I think this Friday, maybe Dale Hollow.
If you go to Malone, you will have the best chance of catching a HOG. Several fish over 7lbs can be taken from there in the winter, but you probably wont get many bites.
Barren is really good for crappie right now. Water color good in creeks.
I.ve been wanting too hit Nolin but at winter pool,same for Barren.Malone would be my choice from your list.Others like Shanty Hollow & Briggs are closer too me.
River Basser
Terry Adolph:cool:
you can never go wrong at rough . :D
Talk to a friend of mine monday and he said he could not buy a fish he lives on rough, He said the water was still real meurcy back in the feeder creeks.. He also said there is not any minnows amd had not been any for over a month now..