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  1. #1
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    Re: Cumberland River

    Don't forget Carp!

    -Rich

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    Re: Cumberland River

    Quote Originally Posted by RICHYD4U View Post
    Don't forget Carp!

    -Rich
    I'll never forget the trip I mistakenly took a giant school of spawning carp as a school of striper. I about wet myself coming down river thinking I was headed for PAYDAY. They were in a run exploding everywhere and when 3 to 4 of them stick together like they do they look like one giant 50+ pound fish under the water. Talk about going from Happy to SAD real quick...lol.

    Aside from all the fish already listed in this post I can add smallmouth to the list. A 2.5 pounder ate a 10 inch sucker I was pulling on a board down around Cloyds Landing a few years back. I've never caught crappie/largemouth/catfish out of the river before. I think the warmer water brings up all kinds of species.

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    We took a guy who asked are there any largemouth in the CR? I said..."No". First fish he caught was a largemouth. So my large mouth was full of foot!

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    It was tough out on the ol Cumberland this weekend. Floated from the dam to Winfreys Ferry (about 18 miles I think). I caught 40 trout and my two friends caught 20 each. The biggest of the day was a 19" brown that was pretty fat.

    Did best on fly fishing gear, especially zebra midges.

    Also caught a bonus big ol 14 inch crappie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BurleyDog View Post
    It was tough out on the ol Cumberland this weekend. Floated from the dam to Winfreys Ferry (about 18 miles I think). I caught 40 trout and my two friends caught 20 each. The biggest of the day was a 19" brown that was pretty fat.

    Did best on fly fishing gear, especially zebra midges.

    Also caught a bonus big ol 14 inch crappie.
    That's a little over 4 per mile...that's not too bad

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    Quote Originally Posted by BurleyDog View Post
    It was tough out on the ol Cumberland this weekend. Floated from the dam to Winfreys Ferry (about 18 miles I think). I caught 40 trout and my two friends caught 20 each. The biggest of the day was a 19" brown that was pretty fat.

    Did best on fly fishing gear, especially zebra midges.

    Also caught a bonus big ol 14 inch crappie.
    If you had to.......could you paddle back up the ole river?

    Later,

    Geo

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    Re: Cumberland River

    80 trout is nothing to complain about!

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    Re: Cumberland River

    Not complaining about 80 trout. But I have had days of over 80 per person.

    No way could you paddle up it in my opinion. Too swift and too far, even for a two mile stretch.

    I used Julio's shuttle service and have no complaints.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BurleyDog View Post
    Not complaining about 80 trout. But I have had days of over 80 per person.

    No way could you paddle up it in my opinion. Too swift and too far, even for a two mile stretch.

    I used Julio's shuttle service and have no complaints.
    Do you have contact info for Julio's.

    Thanks,

    Geo

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    Yeah, I'm interested in that Julio's transport as well. Always needed a way to float in my canoe, just didn't want to paddle all the way back up stream! This would work great!

    -Rich

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    Julio's Shuttle Service and Cabin Rental

    Home: 270-343-4467 Cell: 270-566-3536


    from the Cumberland Drifters website.

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    Anyone stayed at his cabins.

    Does he have a website...........anyone have pics.

    Thanks,

    Geo

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