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    Below Mcapline dam

    So gents how did everybody do today? Was it packed down there today?

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    I limited out by 9.30 yesterday,,was the only one there,,by 9.30 here they come,,,but i bet half of louisville was in the duck pond today,,,I almost went but i figured i`d have to root to many people out of the way...lol

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    Quote Originally Posted by onemorecast56 View Post
    I limited out by 9.30 yesterday,,was the only one there,,by 9.30 here they come,,,but i bet half of louisville was in the duck pond today,,,I almost went but i figured i`d have to root to many people out of the way...lol
    Rode around down there Sat afternoon and Duck Pond was packed!

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    Quote Originally Posted by Fisherjoe View Post
    Rode around down there Sat afternoon and Duck Pond was packed!
    I live in the southern part of the state (KY) and I have seen the Duck Pond mentioned numerous times and so I am curious. What is the Duck Pond? Have a good week and thanks for the information.

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    The duck Pond is a old hand laided dam wall the comes out in the river. the section behind it does not get the current the main part does. So the ducks go and land in there. There are some holes in the wall that let water come though this little current flow acts like a small creek and draws in the fish.

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    Fished Down in the duck pond Monday. And once again this I watched as people keep every fish that they reeled in. So do how you fillet a fish the size of a cigar. Do you know that DNR says that most walleye and sauger are not of sexual age until they are about 15" or bigger. So we are going to be our own demise. So keep those cigars and we will be saying were is the fish in just a short time. In this time and age in the deer fields now that they put in food plot selective harvest we have trophy deer in the 200" + range. Every year what is the biggest saug caught down there. world record 17 lbs 2oz.

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    well i`m like you,,,i can see maybe keeping little ones if thats all thats biteing,,but when i went the smallest was 14 in,,i had 2 males out of 20 fish,,reast females but here is penty of bigger fish,,plus what kinda fillet can you get off a 10in sauger ,,,come on

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    Go up north and look at creel imits and slot fishing they catch a lot of large fish up there this could be a trophy fishery.

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    yeah we have been doing well in there ,today I heard it had slowed down ,there has probably 300 female sauger hauled out of there since last Friday !!And they all have eggs in them ,so figure it out ,the numbers of future years are probably being affected.

    Of course folks have been catch sauger in the river for years and the Ohio River is considered to be one of the best fisheries for sauger in the world .

    I would have to say that now there are allot more people that fish for them .It used to be a small group of river rats and since they have built the Falls Musuem the number of anglers has greatly increased .Somedays you can count over 100 folks on the bank ! Never used to see that many .

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    And people wonder why fishing is tough sometimes, lol. I will NEVER understand why anybody would keep a 10 inch Sauger, it's not enough meat to make a good Long John Silvers crunchy, lol. Uneducated fisherman about the sport are killing the sport in many places, it's sad but very true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jfw View Post
    yeah we have been doing well in there ,today I heard it had slowed down ,there has probably 300 female sauger hauled out of there since last Friday !!And they all have eggs in them ,so figure it out ,the numbers of future years are probably being affected.

    Of course folks have been catch sauger in the river for years and the Ohio River is considered to be one of the best fisheries for sauger in the world .

    I would have to say that now there are allot more people that fish for them .It used to be a small group of river rats and since they have built the Falls Musuem the number of anglers has greatly increased .Somedays you can count over 100 folks on the bank ! Never used to see that many .


    Don't take this wrong but Blabbing it on this internet all the time does alot more than you think.

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    Re: Below Mcapline dam

    I was at the Duck pond both Monday and Tuesday. Monday we kept some fish,all were over 18 inches. We returned Tuesday and also caught fish but released all of them. Why? I was too tired from cleaning them the day before!!!

    Seriously, some of the other fishermen looked at us liked we slapped their momma when we released those sows. Twenty sauger from the day before equals 40 filets. I don't plan on eating that much.

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