Spring is on the way...where is everybody going?

You ever have much luck there at the peabody pits?

[quote=fishhound;357589]myself peabody strip pits. or maybe rough.[/quote]

Being from Carrollton, we can be on the river in around 5 min. so thats where we mainly fish. Looking forward to fishing c-land this year for the first time. . . any advice on c-land?

[quote=RICHYD4U;357627]You ever have much luck there at the peabody pits?[/quote]
yea we catch pretty good there in the spring but it is hit or miss with pea
body. there r so many pits some hold good numbers of quality fish some are dead! an lot of the land has been sold off. what helps me catching fish
i know the area well some of this pits i fish dont get much fishin preasure
or any. i have a good friend that turned me on to peabody hes been fishin peabody since the 70,s thats been a big help:)

All over the friggin' place! Local creeks, Red River (Gorge) and tributaries, Taylorsville, KY Lake, Licking River, probably Big Bone, and hopefully I'll get down around C-Land River some, maybe Rock Creek, I have a score to settle with that place. First and last (so far) time I went, there was an F-4 tornado that trapped us in, poor park rangers and fireman cut trees on that little gravel road all night cause they thought we where all dead. They told us the tornado had touched down a 1/4 mile from our camp site, apparently not killing us was the trade-off for blowing us off KY Lake and letting us drive all the way over to Rock Creek not to be able to fish there either. Good luck to us all.

Laurel, Wood Creek, Cumberland, Cherokee tn, and Weiss al. Those are my normal lakes each year.

Soon, the Ohio River and Licking River, Brookville lake, and East Fork lake, maybe Williamstown too. Heading to Watts Bar Lake in TN in Mid April. Can't wait.
Bassky

[quote=fishhound;357678]yea we catch pretty good there in the spring but it is hit or miss with pea
body. there r so many pits some hold good numbers of quality fish some are dead! an lot of the land has been sold off. what helps me catching fish
i know the area well some of this pits i fish dont get much fishin preasure
or any. i have a good friend that turned me on to peabody hes been fishin peabody since the 70,s thats been a big help:)[/quote]

one thing ive noticed with the pits is if they got grass theyre probably worth fishing, but if its all rock somethings wrong with the ph. The rocky pits have lots of green sunfish and green sunfish usually do best in ph's that other fish struggle in

Apr. 1st thru the 5th.
My son and I are going to Dale Hollow and try and catch those brown fish.:D
It should be a great week. I hope we get decent weather.

BB1

I am going to a nice little bay on Barkley here in a few weeks to help me cash in a check like I did last year. Can't wait!!

Then I am going to Western Baptist hospital to hatch some twins in April or early May. After that I hope to go to sleep a little here and there.

March 14 (UofL Fundraiser)/15 Rough, 28/29 Dale Hollow, Mid April Nolin and hopefully a trip to Barren... KY lake College FLW tournament on May 9th don't know who is going yet though...

I'm hoping winter holds on a little longer. I need to catch a few more smallies on the bobber.

[QUOTE=know1;357793]I'm hoping winter holds on a little longer. I need to catch a few more smallies on the bobber.[/QUOTE]

Learn how to catch'em on something else to. Best smallmouth months of the year bar none are approaching.