Mhyde

https://www.wired2fish.com/news/brp-discontinues-evinrude-mercury-to-support-boat-packages/

https://www.wired2fish.com/news/brp-discontinues-evinrude-mercury-to-support-boat-packages/

if are have time you all need to listen to this interview (sorry its like 1.5 hour long) with Fisheries Biologist, Gene Gilliland. A great show for the angler that has always wanted to know about fish care and so many other things in the bass fishing world. it is really eye opening about he says about how this lack of fishing pressure will effect the spawn and that how catch and release can be bad for some lakes. just listen and have an open mind. stay safe and healthy everybody. https://www.basszone.com/post/btl-replay-03-20-20-gene-gilliland

Mill Creek has the ABA division #64 tomorrow and there is a B.A.S.S. club out of cow Creek tomorrow also.

Corps land around the lake gets PLENTY of pressure, unfortunately. That's not to say if you put in the time and do your homework you still couldn't have some nice hunting trips around the area, because you most certainly can. Good luck!

until you come across ones like this around TR then I wouldn't worry much....this one was killed in Georgia 2 weeks ago at my uncles hunting club property.

Don't know if any of you guys seen this from over the weekend but looks like some guys found some big ones!! Almost 40 pounds to win a 2 day tournament!!!

you know the truth just due to habit I didn't even think to throw the Kentucky in with the walleyes after weigh in. Going to have to get it ingrained in my mind to do that. I have told myself and my dad when one of us takes the kids and they catch some legal Spots to let them bring them home, just not something I've gotten used to doing, I still second guess myself when putting a 12incher in the box.

lake was 882.3 last night

Friday night we had one keeper around 7:30ish and then the other 3 keepers were caught from 10:30pm- 12am. also had a flurry of walleye and a few whites after. dark. we covered a ton of water for those 4 keepers we weighed in. Thank goodness Kentucky's are now 12" !!!!!!

This might be totally luck, but it might help u walleye guys.... So fished the Friday nighter Friday we had the boat 25-30ft found a large Rock that topped off in 11 ft guessing when the water is at pool it completely out of the water. I noticed a lot of fish on the graph that were suspended. So end up tying on a 6xd crankbait, threw it off and on a little bit with nothing but we turn back around and headed back toward the east so I remembered that rock picked the cranking stick up, and I made five cast and out of five cast I caught three keeper Walleye. Think I ended up catching seven walleye & 2 nice whites off that rock with another keeper eye that came off when we went to net it. I never had that to happen before. But that crankbait had to hit that rock for those walleye to bite it, I threw them both sides The Rock making no contact and I never got a bite. When we got back to the ramp the live well they were in was full of shad they all spit up. Didnt end up with any keeper black bass off that spot. All walleye where caught after dark. Don't know if any of that info can help you walleye guys but good luck! I kind of reminded me of that deal those guys that bass fish the ledges down at Kentucky Lake do.

Also today marks the official start of widening highway 160 to a four-lane highway. work will start just south of Cotners Corner, run through Willard and ends where 160 turns back into 4 Lanes just before you cross the I-44 bridge.