I'm bring my dad do to Jonathan creek next week 19-22 hope to see some c.c members. I'll be in a red lowe stinger 175 50 hp merc stop and say hi.
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I'm bring my dad do to Jonathan creek next week 19-22 hope to see some c.c members. I'll be in a red lowe stinger 175 50 hp merc stop and say hi.
Sorry I'll just miss you. We're coming down to Sportsman's Lodge on April 5th. I really hope the water temp gets into the hi 50's or low 60's by then. Today it is 52 degrees.
Thought you might want to check out this link.
Kentucky Lake Levels, Water Temperatures, and Conditions
It seems that it will be helpful...
Good luck, enjoy the time with you Dad and leave a few slabs for my wife and I.
John
Good luck to both of you guys, hope the weather cooperates and you catch a bunch. From what I'm hearing, you should be hitting it pretty good. Never know with the weather though.
cant say much for j creek but blood river is starting to turn on
I'll be going March 28th, Cypress Bay, at the state line... 5th or 6th year in a row! Just like always, I can hardly sleep just thinking about it. Good Fishing with Good Friends, and like always, as long as the severe weather stays away, it will be a good time no matter what!
thanks i have this site saved in my favorites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie_Pop
I will be down that weekend but I will be at Blood River. I looked at the air temperatures for that weekend and it is supposed to be in the upper 50's to 60 degrees. What are your thoughts with it being in the 70's most of the week and then dropping for four days in a row? Anyone think it is worth trying or should I go to a closer lake like Rough?
awwwwww you guys are making me jealous. Lots of water down there. Do you fish the LBL side or stay pretty much in KY side? I've read a lot about there being a growing black crappie population while majority seem to still be catching the whites. Sounds like an opportunity to me. Will your strategy be to hit the banks?
The state of Kentucky has more miles of running water than any state except Alaska ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoosier Hog Daddy
The dominanting Black Crappie population is in KY Lake. Barkley Lake is still a predominately White Crappie lake, but the Black Crappie are increasing in percentage there, too.
... cp :cool:
Hey lamplighter... Myself and two of my buddies will be down there on jonathan creek the 21st and 22nd. Hoping to bring bags and bags of fillets home with us...... We'll be in a river jon with 50 horse on it....lol..like 100 others. Keep an eye out for ya