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I have tournament Saturday also. I have fished Green River in past couple of years around this time and have had real good bags of fish. Last year my partner and I finished 3rd with 17.99lbs our big weighed 6 lbs. even. First and second place both had over 18 lbs. Just curious what an inch of rain and little cold front going to do
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Also fishing a tourney there saturday.....three of em going out of ramp 1....renegade, usa bassin, and the 1000 guaranteed....im not sure we got a full inch of rain but with them holding it id say she'll come up maybe a foot....as of this mornin it was down 4.6ft.....would be surprised if it doesnt take 20+lbs to win the tournaments.....the fish have been on out there
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gross...i might want to mention to the club that we go out a different ramp.
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Fished yesterday and it was decent. By far not my best day on Green but not bad. My best 5 went around 14lbs. Fishin is life was right, the water is clear. Way too clear for my liking for this time of year. I did find 64.6 degree water yesterday afternoon. After I saw that I cruised some spawning areas but didn't see any. I looked back at my log from last year and the water temps are almost 10 degrees warmer than this time last year. After the full moon a few days ago I thought there might be a few. I know some of the farm ponds around have some spawners in them.
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I'm fishing the FOP tournament, we are going out of the State Park. I finally talked them into fishing Green instead of Nolin in April. I hope some good bags are brought in or they might throw me in the lake. I made the suggestion because my other club fishes there every April and we have had some great bags brought in the last few years. Two years ago guys had 14-16lbs bags and didn't get in the money. Good luck fellas we should have around 30 boats in our tournament, sounds like it's going to be tight fishing quarters.
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Cold front is in full effect....was on the main lake last night and the warmest water we found was 56....most of it was 52-54
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Fishing was slow. Heard it took 9lbs in FOP to win it. One guy in our club had 10lbs witha 6.68 LM on a shakeyhead. We fished bluff walls and had a few hits, but for Green it was a slowwww day. Finally found a shallow flat with 65 degree water and baitfish, caught a 2.5 on a swimbait (first ever). The lake was SLAMMED with boats...every bluff cut had a boat on it.
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I was down 2 days this week an did'nt want to look to much like a "rookie" by saying I did'nt catch much after seeing that "would take 20 lbs to win all the tournaments" reply , but I found it hard to beleive there would be that much weight caught as hard as I fished to get what I did get. I could'nt beleive it's that tuff in April but ,hey, it's Kentucky fishing .The 4" swimbait was about the only thing I could get them to hit.Small fish on jig,shakeyhead .
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Just came from green river. Been down there since Fri. Robinson Creek area. Caught alot of crappie, mostly throw backs. Alot of boats, not much going on Bass Fishing either, not what i expected anyway.Originally Posted by fishalltime
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I fished a small tourney yesterday. It took 19.11lbs to win and big fish was 7 even. I didnt have much at all 8lbs and some change. They didnt tell me where but they caught all their fish on senkos. The tourney I fished was just a few buddies, a little money and some braggin rights during dinner that nite. One thing about Saturday, IT WAS NUTS OUT THEIR!!!! I have never seen that many boats on Green. Not even close.
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How did they fish the Senko, Wacky way or reg. ?
Thanks, Bob
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Texas rig it weightless.
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