Best L-mouth Fishing In Ky

Kentucky Lake probably for now boys, but Cedar Creek Lake in Lincoln County is definatly on the RISE....

kentucky lake hands down. a distant second in my opinion would be cedar creek right now but i have heard barren was a good largemouth lake until recently.

[quote=RICHYD4U;313151]I Guess Everytime We've Headed Down To K-lake, It's Been For Paper-mouths Not Green-backs.....we'll Have To Stay An Extra Day This Spring And Hit The Bucket-mouths! I've Never Heard Of "when The Water Gets Up Into The Yellow Flowers".....sounds Like That's The Time To Hit K-lake!
I Agree That The Next State Record Will Probably Come Out Of A Farm Pond....i Know That Several Of My Largest Big Mouth Have! With The Exception Of The 11.7 I Caught In July @ The Peabody Wildlife Reserve Near Beaverdam Ky! It Was A Haus! Got To Love The Red Shad Culprits![/quote]

Since you have never heard about fishing the prespawn bass here in the mustard (yellow flowers) you might consider contacting Four Rivers Explorer Magazine which is a local lakes area magazine here and see if you can get a back copy of of last April's issue. I wrote the feature article for that issue last spring and it was focused on fishing the flowers here. You can contact them on the [url]www.explorekentuckylake.com[/url] website.

Those Peabody pits produce some big bass for sure....too bad many of them are being sold off and many of them are not going to be accessable to the public now. I caught some really nice bass out of them years ago.

There are a number of small honey hole type ponds around the state..most of them on private land that hold some really nice fish. As far as major public access lakes in the state Ky/Barkley is hands down the best for producing numbers of LM and although it is not Dale Hollow as far as numbers, we do have some nice S.M. here.

KY/Barkley

Book a trip with Dave or read his report. No joke, do exactly what he says with the baits he suggests...then just do something that makes sense. A wind blown point or ledge, man I tell you it's a no brainer to hook up at the KY.

I'm not sure what the tournament average winning sack is, but I would venture a guess around 18-22 pounds....that ought to tell you something. Plus, you can go there on a weekend with a 400 boat tournament and not feel like your getting sloppy seconds cuz it reloads...very prolific.

It's either this or hit a good creek early Summer about two days after a good rain when the water is looking green or slightly stained.

Either one of these will net you a 100 fish day eventually.

My 2¢

[quote=DaveStewart;313205]Since you have never heard about fishing the prespawn bass here in the mustard (yellow flowers) you might consider contacting Four Rivers Explorer Magazine which is a local lakes area magazine here and see if you can get a back copy of of last April's issue. I wrote the feature article for that issue last spring and it was focused on fishing the flowers here. You can contact them on the [URL="http://www.explorekentuckylake.com"]www.explorekentuckylake.com[/URL] website.

Those Peabody pits produce some big bass for sure....too bad many of them are being sold off and many of them are not going to be accessable to the public now. I caught some really nice bass out of them years ago.

There are a number of small honey hole type ponds around the state..most of them on private land that hold some really nice fish. As far as major public access lakes in the state Ky/Barkley is hands down the best for producing numbers of LM and although it is not Dale Hollow as far as numbers, we do have some nice S.M. here.[/quote]


THANKS FOR THE INFO DAVE....I'LL DEFINETLY HAVE TO CHECK THAT OUT. I DIDN'T KNOW THAT THEY WERE SELLING OFF THE PEABODY PITS....THAT'S TRAGIC! I'VE FISHED THERE FOR YEARS AND CAN'T IMAGINE NOT DOING SO IN THE FUTURE. SOME OF MY BEST FISHING DAYS HAVE COME FROM THAT RESERVE.....SAD. I WISH I HAD THE MEANS TO BUY ONE OF THOSE PITS! I KNOW EXACTLY THE ONE I WOULD BUY! OH WELL!