Where's MakoBob (UPDATED) - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

walrus · 05-14-2016, 04:12 PM

Powerboat Fishermen on Kentucky Lake are Great.

1. NEARLY ALL, would cut back their 150 to 200 HP engines and idle past or pass a kayak far away and they always smiled and waved a hello.

2. They would ask how we were doing, what we were fishing for then give good current information.

3. If they found us already in spot they wanted to fish, they just moved elsewhere and came back after we moved on.

4. Fishing tournaments are held there nearly every weekend, some are for kayaks. some for pros, some for the disabled, and some for the military vets, etc.

To sum it up, if you're serious about fishing Kentucky Lake should be on your bucket list.

Sorry there are no pictures, but that is another long story in itself. Everyone we talked to, said the fishing was a little off this year due to unusual weather, due to the El Nino.

05-14-2016, 04:12 PM	#12
walrus Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Baja fish camp Posts: 478	Powerboat Fishermen on Kentucky Lake are Great. 1. NEARLY ALL, would cut back their 150 to 200 HP engines and idle past or pass a kayak far away and they always smiled and waved a hello. 2. They would ask how we were doing, what we were fishing for then give good current information. 3. If they found us already in spot they wanted to fish, they just moved elsewhere and came back after we moved on. 4. Fishing tournaments are held there nearly every weekend, some are for kayaks. some for pros, some for the disabled, and some for the military vets, etc. To sum it up, if you're serious about fishing Kentucky Lake should be on your bucket list. Sorry there are no pictures, but that is another long story in itself. Everyone we talked to, said the fishing was a little off this year due to unusual weather, due to the El Nino. __________________