i havent been to taylorsville in awhile. just wondering if there was any bass tips for there. are they on the main lake points, back in creeks, etc... thanks for the help. i will post when i return
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i havent been to taylorsville in awhile. just wondering if there was any bass tips for there. are they on the main lake points, back in creeks, etc... thanks for the help. i will post when i return
Drive your boat real fast!!!!
Fish mainlake channel bends banks with med diver crankbaits that have rock and wood. IF cb bite isn't there, start pitching black blue jigs or green pumpkin jigs depending on water clarity. Should pick you up some fish. If mainlake isn't working try secondary creek points and creek channel bends that lay close to the bank. PM if you want and I can be more specific for areas.
Bassky
Haven't fished T-ville for Bass in quite a few years .... but, my best times were fishing at night, full moon up, on dark banks with standing timber. Pitching 4" plastic craws, texas rigged, right against the waterline & slowly dragging them back out to 8fow or so. Most action usually came from ~10PM - 1AM.
I do know that there used to be an old feller that fished it quite often, during the day, and all he did was throw a texas rigged worm. He caught fish, as I understand it.
... pappy
It's a good plastic lake. Soft plastics fished slowly will catch you some fish. Personally I think it should be drained and made into a shopping mall, lol...
save your gas money
Dynamite works really well there!
I would lock thru(if there were locks) and make the run to the ohio river... I don't like fishing that lake.
I fished Taylorsville on Sunday and started fishing for crappie. The water was clear and there are shade everywhere. We fished for about 3 hours and caught 1 13 inch crappie and lots of small bass.
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Yes, go to another lake, lol