Has someone have info on the easiest access to ginger bay. The last time I fished there had to take a gravel road for miles to the ramp. Info on places to stay close to that location,.
Thanks
Leo
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Has someone have info on the easiest access to ginger bay. The last time I fished there had to take a gravel road for miles to the ramp. Info on places to stay close to that location,.
Thanks
Leo
No easy way, if you do not want to travel gravel roads your best bet would be launch in blood river and cross the main lake
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Depending on the weather, launching in blood river and crossing the lake is the easiest way to get to Ginger.
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theysaid
I have fished Ky Lake twice. Once in Ginger the other in Paris Tenn Big Sandy. Do feel I am in the right area or what would be your preference for the month of March.
Thanks
Leo
Thank You. DO you prefer that area over Paris (big Sandy)
Org can be very productive, you are going to have a lot more water to fish in Big Sandy. But Ginger is my favorite bay on the lake
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Thank You
No problem
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There really is no place close to Ginger to stay unless you are planning on camping. Really not a close place to launch either unless you drive down the gravel roads that you are trying to avoid. So far as ramp availability and close lodging, it doesn't get much better than the Big Sandy area.
Lynhurst is not far of a run from ginger. As long as the wind cooperates.
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Exactly. Windy days being the norm in the spring can make that trip a wet one (and a dangerous one without the boat for it). That and the skinny water between the two pending lake elevation at the time can be rough on people not familiar with the lake and how quickly it gets out of sorts.Quote:
Originally Posted by SugarCreek
Well it can get a little hairy but if you follow the bouys you’ll be fine as far as water, and if it’s too rough you are right in blood river. IMO it’s the best option for having options.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quackrstackr
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How far of run?
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Blood River fishing?
It’s about 3 miles south east of the mouth of Blood. And there is always fish to be caught in Blood river.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lrob
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Would that be your area of choice in March or would u be else where. Thanks Leo
March is a great month for Blood and Ginger. Should be fired up by then. If you get down here feel free to give me a call, I can give you an idea what stage the fish are in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lrob
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