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Bass
Fishing Report; Kentucky and Barkley Lakes; Nov. 23, 2006
Both
lakes are 1.5 ft over winter pool. Both lakes went up late last
week to 2.5 ft over winter pool because of heavy rains. The lakes
are being drawn back down now to winter pool. The bass fishing was
pretty good earlier in the week but slowed down over the past two days
with flat water, high pressure and blue skies. The forecast for
the weekend and early next week is above average daytime temperatures
and clear to partly cloudy skies. The bite should pick back up
this weekend with a shift to some southerly direction winds. Largemouth
Bass: Largemouth Bass are being taken in the creeks and bays as
they are feeding on schools of baitfish. These fish are being
taken on the flats and along the creek channel banks as well as the
primary and secondary points with suspending jerkbaits, spinnerbaits and
Smallmouth
Bass: Smallmouth Bass are being taken on the main lake primary and
secondary points on suspending jerkbaits and crankbaits. I did
receive one report of Smallmouth being taken on shallow main lake flats
near stump fields on spinnerbaits early and late in the day but I have
not had the chance to confirm this pattern. Here
are some of the productive lures reported this week: Lucky Craft
pointer in chartreuse shad, Rapala suspending husky jerk in blue/chrome,
Hook Some Bass spinnerbaits in blue glimmer, Bandit crankbaits in white
and rootbeer and Zoom lizards in watermelon seed and watermelon/purple.
There
is still some late fall bass fishing to be had. If you are in need
of a guide for some fun bass fishing, tournament preparation, lake
familiarization or technique instruction don't hesitate to give me a
call or drop me an email. I have days open for booking. You
should be making your plans and reservations for lodging and guides for
next year's spring fishing. If you hesitate too long you may not
get the date(s) you want. If you would like to discuss when you
should book your trip for next spring give me a call and I will explain
with you the timeframes for the different spring Largemouth and
Smallmouth Bass patterns. A
gift certificate for a guided bass fishing trip on one of the country's
top rated bass lakes makes a great Christmas gift for the avid bass
angler or for someone wanting to learn how to fish for bass.
Contact me for information on how to purchase one of these certificates.
Dave
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