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Report
June
13, 2009
Level:
360.42 Temp: 77
Hello
friends. Do we need to offer further proof that
our lakes are the greatest in the country? The
Elite Series was here last week and was won with
97 lbs, for four days, almost a 25 lb per day
average. The FLW Tour is here this week, and 70
lbs is leading after three days, a 23 lb per day
average. On our last trip we caught over 90
fish, with a big bass of 7 lbs 2 ounces, simply
incredible. It is indeed a blessing to live this
close to such a wonderful natural resource.
The
bass are established on the ledges, no question.
Presently they are situated on the tops in the 8
- 12 ft range, but as the water warms I suspect
they'll start positioning on the tips and points
of the underwater bars in the deeper water. Our
big fish have come out of 22 ft of water and
they'll push on down even further as it gets
hotter. Crank baits, jigs, and worms are all
catching fish, and I mean lots of fish. If you
want to introduce a youngster to fishing, this
is the way to go about it. A carolina rig is
easy to throw and easier to fish. And right now
the fish seem to eat anything we rig on it.
The
whites are schooling on the ledges and adjacent
flats. Seen a few jumps and a lot of locals
filling freezers. Rooster tails and in line
spinners will catch all you want.
We
haven't had a crappie or bluegill trip lately,
but if I was going after crappie I would go
vertical over deep main lake brush.
Few
dates in July remain, love to have you.
Our
resort boasts the finest lodging accommodations
on the entire lakes, with dining and activities
for the entire family, in case you have
non-fishermen in your group. We look forward to
seeing you.
Call
us today at 270-519-1488.
Over
80 years lake experience, USCG certified,
Kentucky licensed and insured.
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