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    Default Everybody talking about Green, what about Taylorsville? LOL


    This is the closest lake to me and it's about a 45 min drive there. Anyone ever had luck at Taylorsville? The only thing I caught in this lake so far is White bass only.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kercha83 View Post
    This is the closest lake to me and it's about a 45 min drive there. Anyone ever had luck at Taylorsville? The only thing I caught in this lake so far is White bass only.
    I could tell you what I "used to" do at T-ville, but it seems things have changed there in the past several years. I really haven't fished it enough, over the last several years, to know enough about what's going on there.

    I can tell you that I've caught most of my Crappie from there, by casting a jig to laydowns that stick out into deep water (>12ft). Second to that, casting a jig to the base of stickups or using minnow/slipfloat rigs around stickups. But, that may well be because that was the primary way I fished, in the past.

    Due to its tendency to flood, sometimes 30+ feet over pool, a lot of the cover that produces for awhile ... gets moved. New cover "may" take its place, but may not end up in a productive spot. Add to that, the fact that spawns get interrupted, if not totally destroyed, by those floods ... and the recruitment of new year classes can have serious gaps.

    I read (on another website) that Boltz Lake had become over run with stunted White Crappie, and the KDFWR shocked up a bunch of them & transported them to Taylorsville Lake.

    The best I've ever done at T-ville, was catch a limit (15) that weighed 10lbs (scale weighed) ... but, that was decades ago. The last few times I fished there, I was lucky to catch a fish ... let alone a "keeper".

    I will be fishing there, this year, more than I have been in the past several years ... and I will post reports on what/how I do.

    ... cp

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    Hey Pappy, if you go to T-ville on a Wednesday or Sunday give me a shout and I'll meet up with you there.
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    Talorsville has some good crappie. Maybe alittle harder to fish for them there than most lakes, But can still get some nice ones. I do my best around candy branch and back towards Van Buren.
    Fish stick ups and ledges. Most of the time using one pole.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman View Post
    Hey Pappy, if you go to T-ville on a Wednesday or Sunday give me a shout and I'll meet up with you there.



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    83 I have been fishin t ville some this winter & have been doing real good. I havent been for a week but 2 weeks ago I caught several, I dont live very far from the lake & was hunting the land which is now underwater 50 years ago. T ville had a very good spawn about 2 or 3 years ago & there are plenty of 9 in fish, the crappie there really are wood oriented & just vertical fish the trees & brush. This winter the fish have been around the 13ft depth, I am getting used to my down image depth finder and 3 weeks ago while fishin I saw a large school of fish from 12 to 15ft, I started fishing the school & caught some large crappie at 12ft. I dropped down to 15 & broke my lines, they were whites & H brads,I fish with 4lb test so I dont fool with the bass. You have to turn loose a lot of fish but that day I kept 10 from 12 to 14in crappie. I getting ready to go to the lakes in western ky, so I wont be fishing there much more this spring, the fish are there & good luck. Dave

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    Thanks for the report!
    Quote Originally Posted by dangerousdave View Post
    83 I have been fishin t ville some this winter & have been doing real good. I havent been for a week but 2 weeks ago I caught several, I dont live very far from the lake & was hunting the land which is now underwater 50 years ago. T ville had a very good spawn about 2 or 3 years ago & there are plenty of 9 in fish, the crappie there really are wood oriented & just vertical fish the trees & brush. This winter the fish have been around the 13ft depth, I am getting used to my down image depth finder and 3 weeks ago while fishin I saw a large school of fish from 12 to 15ft, I started fishing the school & caught some large crappie at 12ft. I dropped down to 15 & broke my lines, they were whites & H brads,I fish with 4lb test so I dont fool with the bass. You have to turn loose a lot of fish but that day I kept 10 from 12 to 14in crappie. I getting ready to go to the lakes in western ky, so I wont be fishing there much more this spring, the fish are there & good luck. Dave

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