Quote Originally Posted by SLP View Post
The vast majority of my experience has been fishing natural lakes rather then reservoirs. Since reservoirs is now is what I will be regularly fishing, and I am told that the two can often be quite different, I dusted off my twenty-five year old In-Fisherman Bass book to read up on reservoir fishing. Overall some real interesting reading

Is anyone familiar with their classifications of the different types of reservoirs, and if so which class would you say Barren River, or Nolin would be? Would they be a Highland, or maybe Hill-land?

I have searched online and didn't have much success. Maybe because the books are so old
Different sections of the reservoirs can be classified differently. I'm familar with the In-Fishermen books classifications of reservoirs but not with Nolin.

The In-Fishermen Books all start out talking about how to classify the reseviours and then discuss the seasons of the years as well. They waste a lot of paper going over this an each type of book, from walleye to LM bass to small mouth bass and then to crappie.