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Another campground you may want to consider on your travels through LBL is Rushing creek. It is more isolated than most being south on the KY-TN line but that has also been a favorite of ours. The camp sites at Rushing creek are super nice and spaced out so you aren't camping with your neighbors. For fishing I like the bays north of the bridge like Sugar but there are some nice bays south into TN and Blood River is across the lake. LBL is the place to be!
kc
Oh yea, there are a few good bays south of the 68 bridge. Just stay out of Ginger, that's MY honeyhole. LOL
That's MY honehole! LOL. There's enough room there for the both of us, though. If you ever see a white&gold Nitro in there, give me a shout.
Does this campsite have water or electric. Don't have a generator. May get a little chilly at noght and the wife and boy will want a little heat. If I don't make it somewhat comfortable for them I may not get them to go with me very often.
I'll tell you one of the most scenic spots I know of to camp, and still have some ammenities. Try Prizer Point. They have a pennisula that extends out into the bay and you can camp on that pennisula. They even have electricity.
Good luck,
Danny
Just returned from a 2 day trip to KY lake (Jonathan Creek) and the bass are moving into the bays, especially early and late in the day. The shad were popping and it looked like we were in a hail storm !!!! The bass were busting them also. Most fish were caught in the bays toward the back and points leading into the bays.The night bite lasted almost all night.Caught several on a black double bladed buzz bait early and late and a 3/8 black terminator spinner blade with black colorado at night. Hope this info helps !!! Good luck !
Hi Bart
Just got back from my trout fishing trip and we did have a lot of fun as usual. I won the tourney this year with a nice 8lb brown (guess I can catch something besides bass...lol). I will send you an email today.
Dave