Jack Canady
Crappie, Largemouth Bass
I have been fishing Kentucky and Barkley lakes for over forty years. Kentucky Lake is home to Blood River and Big Sandy River. These areas are known for world-class crappie fishing! I can take you fishing not just for crappie and redear, but also largemouth and smallmouth bass.
270-227-2443
Kentucky
Curt McGuire
Largemouth Bass
I invite you to join me on Kentucky Lake for an exciting fishing experience you won't forget! Kentucky Lake is known nationwide as one of the finest bass fisheries in the country! Let me introduce you to some of the best fishing in the country!
(931) 242-6232
Kentucky
Captain Kirk
Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Crappie
I'm Kirk Weber, principal guide for Captain Kirk's Guide Service. I've been a full time guide on Kentucky Lake since 1994. I fish for every game species in the lake. I have fished this lake for 30+ years, and consider myself adept at catching them all.
877-354-6017
Kentucky
John Morgan
Crappie
I am John Morgan, owner and operator of Angling Adventures. I would like to invite you to spend time here on Kentucky Lake with me and to experience fishing the way it is supposed to be. I personally guarantee your satisfaction with your trip.
(270) 436-2810
Kentucky
Lyndon Wicker
Crappie
Lyndon Wicker is with Fish Tales Guide Service. He is a past winner of the prestigious Crappie USA tournament held on Kentucky Lake. If you would like more information click on the link below to visit the website.
(765) 277-0395
Kentucky
100+ Crappie Per Day
Guide Steve McCadams says many boats have been reporting catches of 100 crappie per day with lots of good keepers. Most of the crappie are being caught around stake beds and brush piles in 7-12 feet of water.
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Mar 31st
2012
All Structure Holding Good Crappie
Guide Steve McCadams (731-642-0360) says crappie are biting jigs and minnows around all types of structure in 6-8 feet of water. The most popular jig colors have been blue/chartreuse, red/chartreuse and solid chartreuse.
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Mar 24th
2012
Fishing seems to be rebounding after a week of nasty weather. A few scattered crappie are being caught around structure in the 7-to 12-foot range. Some anglers are also catching a few from 20 feet of water around ledges on the main lake and in Big Sandy Creek.
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Feb 18th
2012
Largemouth bass bite is unsteady. Most consistent bite is in the creeks on crank, spinner and swim baits. Smallmouth bass bite is about the same in the creeks and creek bays. Try jerk baits and spoons for smallmouth.
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Nov 3rd
2011
Crappie are heavy around the creek channel ledges. Try jigging a minnow at 16-18 feet.
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Jul 11th
2011
Largemouth bass bite is best on plastic creature baits, jigs and spinners.
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May 5th
2011
Check out some crazy pictures of flooding on Kentucky Lake. Although it says some are still fishing, it is risky due to all of the water hazards that can't be seen by the flood.
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May 4th
2011
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Kentucky Lake Info
Kentucky Lake is a major navigable reservoir along the Tennessee River in Kentucky and Tennessee. Created in 1944 by the Tennessee Valley Authority's impounding of the Tennessee River by Kentucky Dam, the 160,309-acre (649 km2) lake is the largest artificial lake by surface area in the United States east of the Mississippi River (though not the largest by volume; Lake Cumberland holds that distinction).