Lake Cumberland

Any good crappie guides on Lake Cumberland someone could recommend?

I called a guide that had advertised as a crappie guide ...he tried to get me to go striper fishing instead. lol I really would like to learn how to fish crappie on Cumberland...so if you want to make a few bucks let me know. If its worth learning ...maybe its just not a good crappie fishery.

I know sever all guides but none that I would call "Crappie guides"
Cumberland is tough fishing for crappie
I'm a retired guide and have fished exclusively for crappie for the past couple years and have caught lots of crappie on Cumberland but if I were still guiding I doubt I'd take a crappie trip.
You can catch a hundred today and nothing tomorrow
Caught 20 today and expect to do well tomorrow, after that who knows.
If the water rises another ft I'm lost

Thanks

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Originally Posted by algenco

I know sever all guides but none that I would call "Crappie guides"
Cumberland is tough fishing for crappie
I'm a retired guide and have fished exclusively for crappie for the past couple years and have caught lots of crappie on Cumberland but if I were still guiding I doubt I'd take a crappie trip.
You can catch a hundred today and nothing tomorrow
Caught 20 today and expect to do well tomorrow, after that who knows.
If the water rises another ft I'm lost

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Was it real muddy where you fished


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No, back in feeder creeks
They moved today, only found 5
Water has rose another ft, but the temp was the big surprise, up 12 degrees since Sunday
57 degrees today

I have fished cumberland for a few years now. I am still a rookie at but have a few good days in my time mostly at night over brush in about 30ft of water mostly on minnows. Havent tried jigging but plan to in a few weeks.