Which KY lake is giving up the most crappie this season?

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11-09-2011, 10:18 PM
CrappieMasterboats

Which KY lake is giving up the most crappie this season?

Who is having the best luck and on which KY lake?
11-10-2011, 07:52 AM
Bassky

From the threads I have been seeing, Green River Lake.
Bassky
11-10-2011, 08:00 AM
CrappieMasterboats

Yep, looks like some decent catches out of GRL
11-10-2011, 03:33 PM
chucky

Green river lake, Taylorsville lake, Nolin Lake and Kentucky lake is what i have heard to be producing good catches.
11-10-2011, 04:23 PM
it's a goodn

My vote is for Nolin. It has been super for me and sevaral others that I know that fish there and we all think that the fishing is got better in the last 3 years but not sure why?I think that it will be even better next year! It is not uncommon to catch sevaral fish that are 12-15 inches with good thick shoulders!
11-10-2011, 06:28 PM
colayn

Green is good for numbers, but like its a goodn said I vote for Nolin just for the quality.
I struggle more on Nolin , still trying to learn the lake. I doesn't fish like Green. Least not for me casting jigs.
However I will go for quality of quanity anyday. The fish on Nolin this year have shoulders on em !!
I can't comment on Ky and Barkley, don't get to fish there enough to know
11-10-2011, 06:52 PM
CrappieMasterboats

Thanks gentlemen. I appreciate the info.
11-10-2011, 08:25 PM
Dutch552

Quote:

Originally Posted by colayn

Green is good for numbers, but like its a goodn said I vote for Nolin just for the quality.
I struggle more on Nolin , still trying to learn the lake. I doesn't fish like Green. Least not for me casting jigs.
However I will go for quality of quanity anyday. The fish on Nolin this year have shoulders on em !!
I can't comment on Ky and Barkley, don't get to fish there enough to know

Ditto. Green is my home lake and fish it 90% of the time and know the lake very well, but the few times I went to Nolin this year I found some THICK fish! I target a lot of fish in oen water and that is harder to do on Nolin due to the topgraphy and huge amount of wood in it, but I am quickly learning to love the lake. Plus, Nolin is the best bass fishing lake in the state as far as I am concerned.