Outdoor News
Reservoir smallmouth bass season here
By Lee McClellan FRANKFORT, Ky. – We reservoir smallmouth anglers are a weird lot. We dangle tiny little hair jigs under bobbers in air so cold ice forms in the guides of our rods. We […]
Month: October 2012
Outdoor News
Getting ready for my Fall Trip
By Chris Erwin Every year I spend a week on the water in the fall. The actual date I go usually depends on the Kentucky Outdoor Press Association fall conference. For the last few years, […]
Outdoor News
The Figure Eight: It’s Musky Time
By Chris Erwin The musky continue to be hot in Kentucky lakes. This naturally cold-water fish is just starting to feel her oats. Now some of you might think I should have used the term […]
Fishing Reports
Eastern Kentucky Fishing Report
This fishing report was compiled for the week of Oct. 30, 2012 Editor’s note: I have been on the water for the last 12 days and while I have compiled all the reports for this […]
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Seasonally flooded impoundments produce natural foods important to waterfowl
By Art lander Jr. FRANKFORT, Ky. – Seasonally flooded impoundments, also referred to as moist soil units, can produce a smorgasbord of native plants that migrating waterfowl will feed on throughout the fall and winter […]
Outdoor News
Fall Transition it’s that time again
By Chris Erwin If you want to become a better fisherman learning fish movements is imperative, as the fishing season has progressed, we have tried to address each major movement and what you can do […]