Reply With Quotethere is a lot of big bass there, creeks have some good grass, some parts of the main lake are shallow. love throwing a black and blue jig in the backs of creeks.
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I will be fishing Beshear at the beginning of April. Can anyone tell me about this lake? I am looking for largemouth bass. Looking for information such as: how big the lake is, speed limits - are there a lot of stumps, general water clarity, types of lures that perform well, water temperatures. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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there is a lot of big bass there, creeks have some good grass, some parts of the main lake are shallow. love throwing a black and blue jig in the backs of creeks.
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No speed limits, but it has a 150hp limit. One ramp that you have to pay to use. Not sure the cost, last time I have fished there it was $3.00 Very little parking, so get there and launch early. White spinnerbait in the grass does very well. Water color reminds me of Barkley Lake
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Lots of rock bluffs lined up along the sides of Lake Beshears this is a very good lake to fish jigs. Try throwing rubber and silicone skirted jigs around the ends of these rock walls.
Best Jig colors ive found for that lake are:
(01) Solid black.
(02) Black w Blue.
(03) Brown w Blue.
(04) Grape & Cinnamon -or- Peanut Butter & Jelly.
(05) Grape & Cinnamon w Blue.
(06) Pumpkin Pepper w Blue.
(07) Pumpkin Pepper w Red.
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Went to Beshear last weekend. Wasn't a great trip as far as fishing went. Water temps ranged from 55-60 degrees and it was above average wind. Water was muddy. Caught about 5 bass all day long and the best one was 13".
I fished the rock banks a lot. Anybody that is familiar with the lake know what types of areas in the lake produce better than others? Seems like I spent too much time in the wrong areas with the wrong lures. Any advice on this lake would be appreciated.
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