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Bass
Fishing Report; Kentucky and Barkley Lakes; 3/15/2007
Both
lakes are one foot over winter pool. The water temperatures came
up fast this week with all the unseasonably warm weather. The
temperatures came up 5 degrees on both lakes over the past 7 days.
We had a nasty cold front move through the lakes area this morning and
the temperatures dropped quite a bit and the cold north wind is blowing
here today and tomorrow and forecasted to continue somewhat into
Saturday. The forecast shows a warming trend beginning on Sunday
with warmer temperatures in the 60's next week. Although the
Largemouth Bass bite slowed a little after the cold frontal passage last
Saturday night it picked back up again with the warming weather this
week. The reports I have received thus far this month indicated
the better bite has been on Ky Lake overall but some late reports this
week indicated that the bite was starting to pick up on Lake Barkley.
Largemouth
Bass: Largemouth Bass are being taken on main lake primary and
secondary points on suspending jerkbaits, crankbaits, Smallmouth
Bass: The Smallmouth Bass bite has picked up some this week
and reports indicate Smallmouth being taken on main lake pea gravel
banks and points on deep diving suspending jerkbaits and slow
rolled crankbaits. Some
of the productive lures reported this week are: Lucky Craft
Pointers in aurora black and table rock shad, Rapala Xrap in
black/silver, Rapala Shadraps in crawdad and black/silver, Bandit
crankbaits in rootbeer/chartruese, Wiggle Warts in crawfish patterns,
Zoom lizards in green pumpkin, Berkley Shakey Head worms in green
pumpkin and Lewis Rattletrap in blue/chrome and rootbeer. News
of Interest: Here is something that I am sure is of interest to
all the anglers that are fishing the north ends of the lakes. The
Pelican Restaurant located on U.S. 62 just east of Ky Dam is under new
management and is now going to be opening for breakfast at 3:00 a.m.
The Pelican has long been a favorite place for anglers to have a good
hot breakfast and now they will be open early enough so that you
can get that early meal and be on the water at first light. I know
this will be good news for the anglers because it is hard to find any
place near the lakes here that opens so that you can get breakfast and
still be on the water at safe light to catch the early bite. 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. Here are the dates
I have available for booking between now and the end of June: March:
Sorry I am booked up April:
Sorry I am booked up May:
19, 20 June:
2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 13, 15, 17, 18, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 If I
am shown booked up during a time when you are coming here, feel
free to contact me for a referral or if you want I can put you on a
"wait list" in case I have a cancellation. I don't get
many cancellations but it does happen a few times a year.
Captain.
Dave
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