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    Re: New here

    Forgot to mention. Went fishing for awhile at the Great Crossing ramp on Elkhorn west of Georgetown. Didn't catch anything but saw a lot cars there. Quite a few people canoeing/kayaking, fishing, and walking on the trail. I tried nearly everything I had but no bites.

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    For the bitsy tubes i fish them on the weedless tube insert heads from Walmart, arkie makes them 1/8 oz. When you rig these just bend the wire weed guard up and insert into the tube, make the wire come out just below where you want the eye to come out. You can also fish these on a slider head, great thing about the slider head is you can switch plastics wihtout cutting the line, zoom 4 inch lizard and tiny brush hog. Any of the dark colors like watermelon red, green pumpkin etc. For the flukes I like the smokin shad and albino colors, I fish these on a #1 EWG Gamakatsu hook. There are literally hundreds of options to choose from. My suggestion pack light, and bring something to fish all sections of the water column. Topwater; poppers, torpedos. Middle; fluke, rooster tail, spinnerbaits, twister tail grubs, suspending jerks are good in the spring floaters later. Bottom; tubes, lizards, creatures, jigs, 4 inch worms.

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    Thank you so much for your help monark509.

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    Re: New here

    Welcome to the board. Also, you're about an hour away from Cave Run lake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by goatee_guy View Post
    Welcome to the board. Also, you're about an hour away from Cave Run lake.
    Thanks. I don't think I've ever been to Cave Run Lake before, even as a kid. I may have to drive over there sometime. But I've seen Guist Creek Lake in Shelbyville mentioned on here. I hadn't ever heard of it until finding this board. So I may check that place out too (provided I'm able to fish from the shore in some way, no boat )

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    Re: New here

    Welcome aboard.

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    Welcome...I used to fish Silver Creek in Richmond years ago. There used to be lots of smallies and LMs in there. Also, try and make friends with people that have ponds on their land. There is no better place to learn the skills of fishing than at private ponds...you always catch fish! Good luck!

    -Rich

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    Welcome to the board! Get out to Jacobson Park right now if you're wanting to catch some bass. Fish a spinnerbait, square bill crankbait or Rat L Trap around the trees. I've not fished it in several years but have caught some nice bass out there in the past. Getting a boat over to the golf couse side will get your best results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smljaw View Post
    Welcome to the board! Get out to Jacobson Park right now if you're wanting to catch some bass. Fish a spinnerbait, square bill crankbait or Rat L Trap around the trees. I've not fished it in several years but have caught some nice bass out there in the past. Getting a boat over to the golf couse side will get your best results.
    Interesting. I'll try and get out there tomorrow depending on the weather.

    I just got back from the Cardome Ramp area on Elkhorn Creek in Georgetown. Fished there for about 45 minutes with no luck. BUT, I went to Sportsman's Warehouse after and got a few things. Picked up some 1/8oz jig heads, Strike King bitsy tubes, Berkley Gulp! (Leeches, worms and shaky shad) along with a small spool of Trilene Fluorocarbon line to try out. All I've ever used is monofilament.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishin'fool View Post
    Interesting. I'll try and get out there tomorrow depending on the weather.

    I just got back from the Cardome Ramp area on Elkhorn Creek in Georgetown. Fished there for about 45 minutes with no luck. BUT, I went to Sportsman's Warehouse after and got a few things. Picked up some 1/8oz jig heads, Strike King bitsy tubes, Berkley Gulp! (Leeches, worms and shaky shad) along with a small spool of Trilene Fluorocarbon line to try out. All I've ever used is monofilament.
    You didn't happen to stop by Backwaters today did you? Someone stopped in when I was checking out and was given a map of the local area. Was that you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJD View Post
    You didn't happen to stop by Backwaters today did you? Someone stopped in when I was checking out and was given a map of the local area. Was that you?
    Nope. Wasn't me. What's Backwaters? Is that a store?

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    Re: New here

    Jacobson Park and the pond off of Richmond road can produce some fish, mostly smaller unless you get ahold of a cat or carp. You can also hit up the river just south of Lexington but I never had to much luck there. Best fishing I found was in the neighborhood ponds around town. Good Luck!

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