Taylorsville? Spring?

[Dakota Kid]

I'm sorry if I sounded down on Tville. Too many boats. It is one of the most fertile lakes in Ky. It just gets way too much fishing pressure during the spring and summer. Rough and Nolin are kind of that way too in my opinion. I guess that's why I stick to Patoka. I don't see near the traffic on it. I guess it's the way it's layed out. Besides I LOVE fishing grass!

[Dakota Kid]

Don't get me wrong. It is a good lake. I have caught 20lb bags out of it. It just gets way too much traffic and pressure. All my luck has come in spring or fall. The Game and Fish Dept says it is one of the most fertile lakes in Ky. That's where the neon green look comes from in the spring. All the algea growing in it. Each his own.

[demodan]

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[demodan]

Phil....don't listen to all the negative posts about T-Ville! There is great bass fishing to be had here! The past 4 years, T-ville has improved greatly! I've been doing my "home-work" on the lake now, for going on 18 years. I've won my club classic two years ago with 18+pounds, a two day total (Oct.);...and I've caught 6 pigs all over 5 pounds in the two years, and got one in the net for my partner, pre-fishing that went 6.8!!!! The best time to fish T-ville for bass is March...even early March. But also fall...and even in the dead summer...in the middle of the day, at it's hottest...these are the best times to catch a limit! Also Phil....don't let the wakes from all the recereation boats get you out of your game, it's not a nigative thing. Everything I've learned about bass fishing, all my life...you can just throw out the window, when bass fishing this lake. But with time spent Phil...you just might "unlock" some secrets of the fine fishery! I get a little burnt when I here others put her down (maybe a good thing)...but my club doesn't vote it in much, becouse of the negative talk. Yes....I can blank on the lake, just like any other lake, and have...bass on this lake "behave" differnt than the norm.....

[etcfishin]

You guys just keep sending people away during the end of March and 1st part of April. That way I'll have all the whites to myself in the headwaters.

I agree for the rest of the year. It's tough fishing! I grew up 15 mins from the lake and only make about 1 or 2 trips a year.

[colonelmeyer]

I like to chase the little hybrids while they're running the minnows on the surface in a canoe with ultralight tackle. But I think that is because its all I really have access to, thanks Matt (I wish I had a Bass Tracker, or some money for one). I have caught a few decent bass in the shade in the most populated parts of the lake during the heat of the day. Its kind of funny to paddle up to a spot right after some weekend warrior that almost swamped me in the main lake gets skunked, pulls away in frustration and sneak up on the bass that where waiting for the flies to buzz off. Aaahh, ha, ha, ha; the rewards of stealth and patience never seem to disappoint me! See ya on the lake and in the creeks.