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Any Fishing Trip Reports?

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Going down to Douglas Lake, TN this weekend to fish in a club tourney.

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Going down to Douglas Lake, TN this weekend to fish in a club tourney.

 

:thumb: Sounds good, give us a report when you get back.

Well. Don't know what to say about my trip to Cumberland other than,,,,,,the Good Lord had other plans for us. Got there and Wed. and the water temp was 49 degrees. They started dropping the water level in preparation for the deluge we were about to receive. And like idiots, we fished through it. Boat and it's contents are still drying out. This is the first time that I've gone to LC and struck out. My father in law caught the only fish, a 19 in. striper on a chartreuse spinnerbait. It was the only bite. I threw everything I had at 'em and nothing, zip, doodah, nada, zilch, bupkis. Oh, well. That's what my old man always said was "paying your dues". FWIW, I paid them alot this past week, which means that I've got some banner fishing ahead this spring!!!

8 pound Bass, today on a black buzz bait, well 7.9 but when its that big it might as well be 8.

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8 pound Bass, today on a black buzz bait, well 7.9 but when its that big it might as well be 8.

 

Good fish and on a buzzbait makes it even more exciting :ylsuper:! Hey man, it's your fish.....youcaught it and it can be as big as you want it to be :D. Like you said, that is big at any rate! Great job. :thumb:

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Well. Don't know what to say about my trip to Cumberland other than,,,,,,the Good Lord had other plans for us. Got there and Wed. and the water temp was 49 degrees. They started dropping the water level in preparation for the deluge we were about to receive. And like idiots, we fished through it. Boat and it's contents are still drying out. This is the first time that I've gone to LC and struck out. My father in law caught the only fish, a 19 in. striper on a chartreuse spinnerbait. It was the only bite. I threw everything I had at 'em and nothing, zip, doodah, nada, zilch, bupkis. Oh, well. That's what my old man always said was "paying your dues". FWIW, I paid them alot this past week, which means that I've got some banner fishing ahead this spring!!!

 

I have had many of trips like that Doc, the old man is right and I have paid far more "dues" than I think should be allowed. LOL.

About the monsoon that hit, just ask cvillecat about the 30% that he and I always seemed to run into. :lol:.

A terrible day's fishing still whips a good day at work. ;)

Made it down to Douglas this weekend and had a pretty good trip. Boated 12 keepers on Saturday the biggest being 4 pounds on the button. After Saturday night rain fishing was much tougher on Sunday only got 3 in about 4and half hours fishing. Caught them on the good ole Carolina Rig. Hopefully going back in two weeks if the weather holds up to warm the water a little the bass should be hungry. :D

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I spoke with a buddy of mine that had went to Yatesville this morning, fished about half a day or more with dissapointing results. Yatesville was very muddy, he caught only 3 non keeper bass today.

Pickwick was hot last week.

White bass in the tailrace. Caught 40-50 per outing - Catch and release!

All about 1 1/2 - 2 1/2 pounds. Pure fun.

 

Huge Crappie scattered all over the main lake. Guides bringing in 50 to 60 per trip - all slabs.

 

We were throwing Little Georges below the dam for whites and 3" Kalin Grubs on the main lake. Lots of small bass - no trophies this trip.

 

Heading back down w/o April 20th. Hope the whites are still running.

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I witness a fellow BGPer pull in a 7 1/2 pound smallmouth out of Laurel lake this weekend. does anyone know the state record?? She was a Hog!!

I witness a fellow BGPer pull in a 7 1/2 pound smallmouth out of Laurel lake this weekend. does anyone know the state record?? She was a Hog!!

 

HOw long was that fish?

My little girl and I stopped by the river when we were in Morehead yesterday and caught 5 rainbow trout in about 30 minutes. I was pretty shocked considering it was 42 degrees and raining off and on. I let her reel 2 of them in on her own and impressively enough she managed to land them - she just turned 4, btw.

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I witness a fellow BGPer pull in a 7 1/2 pound smallmouth out of Laurel lake this weekend. does anyone know the state record?? She was a Hog!!

 

Here is a list of Ky. State Record Bass from the Kentucky Dept. of Fish and Wildlife. (the smallmouth is also the world record by the way)

 

Kentucky Bass

 

(Spotted Bass)

7 lbs., 10 ozs.

A.E. Sellers

 

Louisville, KY

Nelson County

06/13/70

Largemouth Bass

13 lbs., 10.4 ozs.

Dale Wilson]London, KY

Wood Creek Lake

04/14/84

[Smallmouth Bass**

11 lbs., 15 ozs.

David L. Hayes

Leitchfield, KY

Dale Hollow Lake

07/09/55[/b]

Coosa Bass 0.53 lbs. Floyd Wayne Howard

Cawood, KY

Martin's Fork Lake 07/06/2005

 

 

The two previous State Record Largemouth came from Greenbo lake and were both caught by the same man. Delbert Grizzle of Flatwoods, Ky. They were both over 13lb I believe and I think that the 2nd one was around 13lb., 8oz..

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My little girl and I stopped by the river when we were in Morehead yesterday and caught 5 rainbow trout in about 30 minutes. I was pretty shocked considering it was 42 degrees and raining off and on. I let her reel 2 of them in on her own and impressively enough she managed to land them - she just turned 4, btw.

 

:thumb::thumb: Great job and kudos to you for taking the time to take your little girl fishing. I have found that it seems like the colder the weather the better the trout fishing is.

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