Hey Guys. I have been struggling pretty bad here lately on KY. I have a two Day Classic Coming up this weekend. The only thing I have not tried is grass. I have been fishing mostly above the 68-80 Bridge and that bite has went south for me. How far south do I have to go to find grass? I will be able to practice Friday. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Michael
you don't have to go far there is grass or was starting about turkey all the way down to new johnsonville on the east side.. know some bays don't have as much as others but most have some ! Main lake grass and flats with grass start at about Byrd (thats grass on the flats and around the islands out off them)..But those all have been dead i would drive as far south as my boat and gas would let me right now !
Thanks, I am not real familiar with South KY. But I am on NOTHING so I am going to have to do something.
I must be looking in the wrong places. The only grass I found on Ky Lake this year was growing on the bank.
There hasnt been nearly as much as in the past two years. But there is some and most of it that I have found was south of the Planding bridge
Go south of Paris Landing Bridge about 7 miles, you will see some islands down there, there is grass all around those islands but be carefull its shallow when you get out of the channel.
I wish I had the solid answer for you but the grass I was on is dead. That was on the flats around the islands a couple miles north of Paris Landing. Rough across the channel from Panther Bay. I think rodney is right about heading south of paris. Have you found/tried any shell beds on the upstream side of points and islands,preferably at a bend? Those areas really fired up for me when the grass started to die off. The grass was near by but the fish were hanging there schooling and feeding on bait fish.
Good luck and if I was you. I would head as far south as I could get.
Here are a couple fish caught in KY lake grass.
Jason
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