Kentucky River Report

[Cajun78]

Yea, Cedar is off and on like that. I have gone there and done very well, but on other days just caught short fish.

The river has not risen any yet, although going over Hickman creek, it was brown and running high. Curiously though, I fished the mouth of Silver and Paint lick creeks in Madison and Garrard Co, neither one had any significant flow coming out. I would say the river might rise a bit, but not much.

Webfoot, when and where did you go? What did you throw?

[redneckshadrap]

Yea, Cedar is off and on like that. I have gone there and done very well, but on other days just caught short fish.

The river has not risen any yet, although going over Hickman creek, it was brown and running high. Curiously though, I fished the mouth of Silver and Paint lick creeks in Madison and Garrard Co, neither one had any significant flow coming out. I would say the river might rise a bit, but not much.

Webfoot, when and where did you go? What did you throw?

I'm not sure how much the 3 forks of the Ky got rain-wize. But if it rained hard it'll run off quick and they'll be a good slug of water coming down river slowly. Might really turn them on good.
Catfishing at the muddy creek mouths should be awesome.

Billy

[webfoot]

Kentucky river -everything
cc-crankbait and texas rigged worm.

[SSKY]

Sorry to interupt the bass talk, but from what I have heard there are some very nasty musky in the Ky river, Those that fish for them seem to not want to tell others. So I will ask the bass guys. Frankfort up the river is it worth to fish for the bass eaters?

[CRANKINandYANKIN]

I don't fish for the musky but do catch 2 or 3 a year in the Lawrenceburg pool. Usualy on crankbaits around the creek mouthes or rock bars. We have had several real nice ones over the years and yes they are very mean in the river. What a thrill to see a 3 footer turning flips in mid air.