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Bass
Fishing Report; Kentucky and Barkley Lakes; Sep. 21, 2006
Both
lakes are 3.5 feet below summer pool. As predicted in last week's
report the below seasonal temperatures we experienced this week has the
shad transitioning to the creeks and bays. More and more of the
shad schools have been showing up in the creeks and bays each
day this week. As per usual during the fall transition of the shad
the bass are scattered from the mouths of the creeks and bays to the
shallows. We have another approaching cold front which will pass
through the lakes area sometime Saturday. High winds are
forecasted for tomorrow and Saturday from a southernly direction so the
lakes will be very rough and anglers that venture on the lakes are urged
to be cautious. Largemouth
Bass: Largemouth are being taken on the humps and ledges around
the mouths of the bays, on mainlake primary points and the secondary
points in the bays and on the shallow flats in the bays. The fish
are scattered with the transition from summer to fall patterns. A
very good topwater bite has been present this week on cloudy days early
in the morning and late in the evening and lasting sometimes well into
the day. The deeper ledge fish are being taken on deep running
crankbaits, Smallmouth
Bass: The Smallmouth Bass are being taken on main lake primary
point and secondary points in the bays as well as on river ledges.
These fish are being taken on Some
of the more productive lures this week are reported as: Lucky
Craft Sammy in ghost pearl lemon, Zara spook in white and shad patterns,
Lucky Craft G Splash in ghost pearl lemon, Rebel Pop R in black/chrome,
Zoom horny toads in white and green pumpkin swirl, Zoom super flukes in
white, Hook Some Bass spinnerbaits in blue glimmer, Bandit crankbaits in
rootbeer, Lewis rattletraps in blue chrome and smokey joe, Hook Some
Bass tubes in green pumpkin and chameleon craw, Strike King bitsy flip
jigs in green pumpkin craw, Net Baits baby paca craw in summer craw and
Yamamoto senko on watermelon/red/green. The
transition to fall patterns is in full swing. We should be in full
blown fall fishing pattern within the next week or ten days if the
present weather patterns continue. If you have not already made
your plans for your fall fishing trips you should do so now...fall
fishing give you some great fishing experiences. 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 the
following dates available for booking in October and November: October:
12, 29 and 30 November:
I have plenty of dates in November...and November can be some of the
best of fall fishing. Later
this month we will start seeing a lot of big end of year bass
tournaments here on the lakes. I would like to welcome all of you
folks coming to fish our lakes. I am sure you will find a lot of
good Dave
Stewart |
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