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CURRENT LAKE LEVEL: 686.56 ( 27.0" in 24 hrs)
COMMENT: After heavy rains in the region, the lake level is rising rapidly, going up 5.25 feet on Wednesday and Thursday. Water release through Wolf Creek Dam was increased to a very high rate, with the river below the dam high and fast. It is about 39-41 feet below the tree line which historically is about 725' above sea level. However, there is still a massive volume of water in the huge and deep lake, and the surface area remains one of the largest in the eastern U.S.
CURRENT SURFACE WATER TEMPERATURE: 44.3 °F measured at State Dock, live sensor reading courtesy forum member lake4fun.
LATEST C.O.E. WATER TEMPERATURE: 36° F at the surface and 5 feet and 37 degrees from 10 to 30 feet (measured at Lee's Ford Marina on Jan. 20)
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FISHING REPORT
Stripers are biting live bait and buck tail jigs at the mouths of major creeks 0 to 40 feet down. Bass are biting exceptionally well on the main lake and are biting crank baits, jigs, float & fly and shaky worms. Crappie are biting small jigs and minnows in 6 to 8 feet of water at the head of major creeks. Sauger and Walleye are biting spinners, crankbaits and jigs in the tail waters below the Dam. Below the Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery and in the Cumberland River, Rainbow and Brown Trout can be caught on spinners, salmon eggs, night crawlers, and corn. Fishing information by phone: 606-678-8697