BY Chris Erwin After leaving the writer’s conference on the main lake, I dropped my boat back in the water at Popin Rock Ramp Sunday afternoon and motored over to the flag point where I […]
BY Chris Erwin They say that the Muskie is a fish of 10,000 casts. For most of the United States, that statement is accurate; however, in Kentucky, that’s not the case. While most of the […]
By Chris Erwin It was a beautiful day in Greenup County when the Canoers and Kayakers launched their craft in the Little Sandy River. It was right by the Raccoon Bridge on Route 2, at […]
BY Chris Erwin There was a time when many of my friends referred to Grayson lake as the Dead Sea, That time has come and gone. With the help of the DFWL, Grayson Lake has […]
BY Chris Erwin The first question many of you are going to ask is, where is Lake Allen? The lake has been around for a very long time; however, its only been developed and stocked […]
BY Chris Erwin With water temperatures soring near 80, the fishing is always limited. Many anglers turn to night fishing or at least the low-light periods when fish make selective passes at shallow water. However, […]
BY Chris Erwin When I heard about Andy Ray’s trip to The Big Horn River, I knew it was something I wanted to know more about. Ray is the manager of the Foodfair store in […]
BY Chris Erwin One of the new trends in fishing today is fishing from a Kayak. In the past kayaks have been made for people that enjoy paddling streams and fast-moving water. However, in the […]
BY Chris Erwin The BB Worm, I’m sure some of you don’t know what that is. However. It’s been around a long time. The last time I wrote about it was eleven years ago when […]
BY Lee McClellan The constant heavy rain systems that plagued Kentucky all spring and early summer finally abated over the past few weeks. For the first time in two years, the brown, withered grass of […]
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