Hello to all...

[rcr_1983]

Just a introduction here, not much useful info this time. Im Chris Rose, I reside in Richmond, Ky, spend most of my time in Lexington at work. I own a 06 bass tracker 190, and will travel to fish. I like to fish for what is biting, and walleye.Unlike some new members I hope to provide some useful info over the years as well as take some in. For now however I would like to know all your favorite fishing spots, hot lures, favorite techniques, gps coordinates, as well as local dining spots that are not on the interstate signs. Only joking, no hard feelings please. Please feel free to ask any questions, I am always up for a good discussion.

[coombro]

Nice intro.!

[410th]

He will fit in!!

[peter]

Welcome! We (I) could use some wallele tips. Been wanting to learn about that for a long time.

Good fishin!

[zx150]

Welcome.

[stripernut]

ha ha ha....good one

[DJD]

Welcome! Best place to fish is Cedar Creek on a Saturday in the Spring....don't worry it's not crowded or anything you will have the whole lake to yourself! Kidding of course! Tight lines to ya Chris!

[mybentrod]

That's how you ease into the water, not yell cannon ball and post 20 post in as many minutes. Nice to meetcha, at times we all can't be floating and fishing. This is a good substitue for cabin fever.

Jason

[aceoky]

Welcome aboard! I , Like Peter am trying to get much better on catching ole marble eyes ; I've spent a small fortune (maybe not SO small) in this pursuit LOL

[4given]

Welcome to our delightful community. Notice you didn't get many tips. Here's a couple. Cedar Creek has some big ole fish and you can catch them if you fish during the week. Herrington can be hot, hot, hot, or it can be as dead as T-ville. Fish at night but be careful. From Richmond Wilagreen is not far and can be excellent at times. As far as techniques I can't help you. I fish drop baits and moving baits depending on the time of year and water conditions. Good fishin.

[RICHYD4U]

Welcome to the board...lots of good guys on here. We all have different opinions and likes, and that is what makes this so great! If you ever need any info on Nolin Lake, I'm your man! Oh yeah, and come on over and visit us time to time on the fly fishing board, if that peeks your interest.

-Rich

[anthonyroberts]

Hello, glad to meet you...I do not post much info, just when I find something that seems relevant. Do you ever fish in Cumberland, I live near the lake in Monticello and try to fish as much as I can, taking in consideration that I work full time and currently working on a Master's degree. I hope to trade info with you some time...by the way, welcome.

Tony