Ohio River

[bpguy]

I echo KyDR, be careful below the dam. I have fished that area for almost 30 years and still ruin an occassional prop. Highly recommend taking the SS prop in favor of an aluminum one. Lots of currrent also, so keep the life vest handy.

[boondock]

I'm not out to get the location of anyone's "honey hole" I was hoping someone would be kind enough to share some fishing "trends" with me. For example which species to target (would prefer something beside cats, as i fish for them from my back yard on the ohio, multiple times a week.) Simple answers like, "the _______ are running deep into the tributaries to spawn, I would target the deep pockets of water" or "_______ have been found on sandbars"

Sorry for the confusion.

[twise7]

Here you go boondock...I hope this helps but I know it won't.

I haven't caught ________ anywhere in the OH river.

[CrappieKing79]

All I can tell you is I'll be at your house sunday morning to pick you up and we'll go after that one that broke your pole a couple weeks ago

[davidsa]

I was down on the markland pool near Warsaw last Saturday morning. Water temp 84. Water clarity not great but OK. I like to fish the currents where creeks meet main river channel this time of year and usually have luck using spinnerbaits and lipless cranks.

After 3 hours, not a single bite. Tried in a few creeks, no luck. Tried some rock on the main river, no luck. I'm sure if I stuck with it all day I would have gotten into 1 or 2 dinks but I gave it up at 10am and went home.

Based on my past experience, I'd recommend explosives

[roadrunner]

Based on my past experience, I'd recommend explosives

my favorite is chartruese hand grenades.