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Reply With QuoteGood job. Glad to see another Tville report.
Trophy King
Taylorsville night trip 8/12
We got to the ramp around 8:45 and to my surprise only had to wait for 5 minutes to launch the boat. I no sooner than I got in the water and here came the armada back to the ramp. We got anchored up by 9:30. Dropped the lights and got settled in. The boat traffic did not slow down until 10:30. After about an hour I was starting to wonder where the bait fish was only had a few swimming around the light. Was thinking that I need to move but when I turn on the HB it was a solid mass starting at 5 ft down. The first one was a 13 inches and we picked it up around 10:45. I thought it was fixing to get good. Well the caching was good just the size was not. It was non stop for 2 hours. We used 1/2 lb of minnows by 12:30. Most of the fish that we picked up was 12 feet down only a few any shallower than that. All in all a great way to spend the night.
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Good job. Glad to see another Tville report.
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Thanks for the report, Kenja ... sounds like the fish are holding right above the thermocline in that area. According to this : Louisville District > Missions > Civil Works > Water Information > Updated Lake Temperatures and Dissolved Oxygen Lev > Taylorsville Profile ... there's not much oxygen below 5ft deep at the dam, so I would expect there wouldn't be much oxygen below the 10ft depth range up the lake from there.
Trophy King
I was fishing on a the edge of a flat that was about15 deep with no thermocline but just as it dropped off in to 20+ feet you could see it around 15 feet.
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