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Gonna try to head down to Kentucky Lake for the first time. Been to Realfoot (didn't impress me), been to Weiss, (very impressive but long drive) . I've had a few guys tell me that we've been drivin bye the best crappie fishin, so we're gonna load up an head down in week or two. Comin down from S.E. Indiana, any suggestions on where to try first ?
If it were me and I was gonna have to buy an out of state lic. anyway, I'd go to Big Sandy (Paris, Tn.) Crappie Factory! Plus they stilll have a 30 fish limit where we are at 20 now. JMHO :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Goldeneye
Thanks Whiskers, Paris is where I've been told is place to go, I just wanted to hear a little local info. Thanks again, GO CATS ! Attachment 38069
We will be down on March 30th for the week. We have been staying at Buchanan Resort for the last 13 years. They are about 15 miles northeast of Paris. Right on the lake! Great Place & Great People!!! Anything you want from campgrounds to condo's. Haven't fished too far south on the Big Sandy, but with the NEW sideimaging device, we will be spending a whole lot of time there!:D:D:D
Goldeneye, what type of rig is that in your profile picture with the kicker. Sure would like to have a kicker some day for trolling. Most of the time my TM is enough, but when trolling for hybrids, they seem to like the baits run a little faster.
Also, I second the recommendation for the Big Sandy.
Thanks for info BB, It's a 2025 Lund LE with a 225 Merc. 4 stroke and a 9.9 merc. 2 stroke. The little feller works great, almost as quite as my elec. trollin motor. It's a little cold natured though, it takes a couple of mins. to warmup. I use it alot even when I'm not trolling, helps keep your starting battery charged, cheap on fuel too, just as long as your not in no hurry to get somewhere :D.http://http://i630.photobucket.com/albums/u.../4-5-09002.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by badbrad
That's a sweet rig, bet it's great to fish out of especially in rougher water.