03-30-2004, 04:31 AM
This is from Field and Stream
Kentucky
State record: 13 pounds 10.4 ounces, Dale Wilson, 4/14/84, Wood Creek Lake
Best water: Barkley-Kentucky Lakes. “They’ve shown a lot of improvement in the last couple of years. The number of fish over 15 inches has jumped up quite a bit.” —Jeff Ross, black bass research biologist, Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Contact: Big Bear Resort and Marina, 270-354-6414
Sleeper: Kincaid Lake. “From our samplings, we get the most fish greater than 20 inches from that lake. They’re hard to catch, but they’re in there—and a lot of them.”
Contact: Kincaid Lake State Park, 859- 654-3531
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Kentucky
State record: 13 pounds 10.4 ounces, Dale Wilson, 4/14/84, Wood Creek Lake
Best water: Barkley-Kentucky Lakes. “They’ve shown a lot of improvement in the last couple of years. The number of fish over 15 inches has jumped up quite a bit.” —Jeff Ross, black bass research biologist, Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Contact: Big Bear Resort and Marina, 270-354-6414
Sleeper: Kincaid Lake. “From our samplings, we get the most fish greater than 20 inches from that lake. They’re hard to catch, but they’re in there—and a lot of them.”
Contact: Kincaid Lake State Park, 859- 654-3531
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