Cedar Creek Lake fishing report — KDFWR — early September

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Last Updated at: 10:14am on Friday, August 28, 2009

Surface temperature – 80 F
Good numbers of sub-legal bass are being caught on blue or black 10-inch plastic worms around deep water structures. Bass also being caught on shallow diving crankbaits on overcast/cloudy days and deeper diving crankbaits on sunny days. Pop-r’s and frogs are good early in the morning.

Bluegill fishing is fair on crickets, meal worms and wax worms and a few crappie are being caught on minnows.

Catfish fishing remains good on a number of baits including minnows, chicken livers, nightcrawlers, cut bait, and shrimp.

Written by John D.Williams, KY Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Res

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Cedar Creek Lake fishing report — KDFWR John Williams — July 17

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Cedar Creek Lake
Water temperature – 81 degrees F

Bass fishing has been good on crank baits, jigs, and plastic worms.
Larger bass are hitting plastic worms fished about 20 feet deep.
Surface baits, such as frogs and Pop R’s, are picking up some quality
fish in the early mornings.
Channel catfish (22 – 26 inch) are being caught on chicken livers, night
crawlers, cut bait, and shrimp. Bluegill and Redear Sunfish are still
good and are being caught on crickets, wax worm, red worms, pop eyes,
and meal worms. Larger Bluegill seems to be in the 6 – 10 feet of
water.
Crappies are taking minnows in 6 – 12 feet of water around down tree
tops during the day.

Written by John D. Williams, KY Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Res.

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