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Captain Doug's Trip to Erie

Doug Wynn

For July 10, 2025

I’m back! Man, do I need a few days rest. Hello from the Excel 230 Elite. We just got back from the most glorious fishing trip of my long fishing career. Lake Erie was somewhat of a disappointment in 2016 when a group of my friends and I were there. My first trip there in March of this year was great but weather conditions made it tough for a big part of the trip. There was nothing that stood in the way this time. My fellow Off Shore ... Continue Reading...

Lake Levels Slowly Receding

Steve McCadams

For July 9, 2025

A few white bass have been seen on main lake areas chasing shad this week and some crappie are still being taken by anglers fishing live minnows on main lake areas. Depths of 13 to 20 feet have been producing. Most anglers are hitting the lake in the early morning hours and pitching in the towel by midday once the sun gets high, temps rise and the bite diminishes. Trolling crankbaits out on main lake sandbars has also worked for ... Continue Reading...

Summer Heat and a Hot Bite!

Brandon Hunter

For June 27, 2025

Hello again from Kentucky Lake! Summer time has made its way here to Kentucky and it brought those hot and humid days with it. 105 to 110 Heat Index here recently has made it extremely tough to put a full day in on the water. Let’s dive right in. Lake Conditions and What's Happening on the Lake Water Temp: High 80s Lake Level: Full Summer Pool 359’ Water Color: Clean Normal Here we are again already almost through the month of ... Continue Reading...

Offshore Fishing for Bass, Bluegill, and Red Ear

Scott McGlinchey

For June 16, 2025

In this report I am going to focus on fishing offshore for bass and bluegill and red ear during the spawn. The largemouth spawn usually ends around mid May and during this time there will be some early arrival largemouth that have made their way out to the ledges that are closer to the shore or creek channel ledges. These locations can be a hump, creek channel, an underwater point, roadbed, or a long bar or ridge. The bigger the area the more ... Continue Reading...