Nolin River Lake Fishing Report — KDFWR — July 31
July 31, 2009 by admin
Fishing the jumps for white bass can be productive early morning using a popping cork or floating surface bait and trailer. White bass can also be caught trolling main lake points with deeper diving crank baits. Fishing at night with live minnows or using a jigging spoon 12-14 ft can produce good numbers of white bass as well as crappie and an occasional walleye. Use a Carolina-rigged plastic worm or lizard fished 12-15 feet deep on channel drops and long points at dusk or after for largemouth bass. Fish cut baits or night crawlers for channel catfish and live bait for flathead catfish on the steeper rocky banks at night.
Rob Rold
Kentucky Dept. Fish and Wildlife
Rob.Rold@ky.gov
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