Cumberland River Fishing

[GeoFisher]

Saturday report. Put in at kendal at 7,use to fishin the fast water but couldnt muster much except 1sauger and bunch of skipjacks( it is a shame they dont eat good). Got out of river at12, it was such a great day went above the dam, got some shinners and sat on a spot for 4 hrs and wore em out, 5 sm over 5,tons of ky footballs. Ran out of shinners, even the dead ones and couldn't get hit on anything including minnows. We had planned on not even going to the main lake because of the wind advisory, as it happened wind wasnt bad and had a great day.

Excellent.

I have not put my tracker in down there in years. When the dam was "broken" I would take my canoe, and could fish all the way to rainbow run, the paddle back upstream. TOUGH PADDLE back up, but well worth it.

It was a good workout, and we'd catch limits of bows and sometimes walleye.

Glad you had a good one.

Later,

Geo

[FlyLie]

Excellent.

I have not put my tracker in down there in years. When the dam was "broken" I would take my canoe, and could fish all the way to rainbow run, the paddle back upstream. TOUGH PADDLE back up, but well worth it.

It was a good workout, and we'd catch limits of bows and sometimes walleye.

Glad you had a good one.

Later,

Geo

Paddle from Rainbow run to Wolf Creek dam, and aganst the current. You must be one hell of a man, or caugtht late in the day and paddle for your life. Quite a few miles from Wolf Creek Dam and Rainbow Run, but you should know. Guess, I could go to Google Earth an check the distance, but for what purpose?

[FlyLie]

Excellent.

I have not put my tracker in down there in years. When the dam was "broken" I would take my canoe, and could fish all the way to rainbow run, the paddle back upstream. TOUGH PADDLE back up, but well worth it.

It was a good workout, and we'd catch limits of bows and sometimes walleye.

Glad you had a good one.

Later,

Geo

Paddle from Rainbow run to Wolf Creek dam, and aganst the current. You must be one hell of a man, or caugtht late in the day and paddle for your life. Quite a few miles from Wolf Creek Dam and Rainbow Run, but you should know. Guess, I could go to Google Earth an check the distance, but for what purpose?

[GeoFisher]

Paddle from Rainbow run to Wolf Creek dam, and aganst the current. You must be one hell of a man, or caugtht late in the day and paddle for your life. Quite a few miles from Wolf Creek Dam and Rainbow Run, but you should know. Guess, I could go to Google Earth an check the distance, but for what purpose?

When the dam was BROKEN.........they would rarely run and when they did it was usually only the sluice gates.. That is hardly any current. Paddling 12 miles UPSTREAM is nothing when there is no current.

About 3-4 hours to float, and 4-5 hours to paddle back up. It is not a big deal.

Later,

Geo

[GeoFisher]

When the dam was BROKEN.........they would rarely run and when they did it was usually only the sluice gates.. That is hardly any current. Paddling 12 miles UPSTREAM is nothing when there is no current.

About 3-4 hours to float, and 4-5 hours to paddle back up. It is not a big deal.

Later,

Geo

This is the area I thought was rainbow run..........Maybe I'm wrong, but the bottom of this is where we'd generally turn around, BITCH a little and start paddling back.

https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=3...1,0&sz=14&z=14

[FlyLie]

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