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Kybuckbuster, didn't you say Fishermen Lakes in Louisville are a nice little gem? Right below dam at T-ville is alright but rest of the river is funky imo.

Tailwaters is great fishing. Especially with minnows.

Sympsons Lake is more of a water reservoir than a fishery. It is owned by the water district and you have to purchase a $50 permit to enter the lake (if you are a resident). It is not managed for fish like the other lakes are and completely void of structure which hampers the fishing imo. Better...

More access would be nice but I seriously doubt the department would be able to do much unless the registrations are outrageous.

I have a Slayer Propel 13 and a Ultimate FX15 Tandem. Both are great boats but if I was going to have a dog with me I would choose the Ultimate. There is a Wilderness Commander 140 for sale on Louisville Craigslist for $950. It is a single seat kayak/canoe hybrid, seems like a good deal.

That is one nice bass and fatty bluegill. He's got me beat this year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Get with Canoe Kentucky over in Peaks Mill. They have demo's and a huge selection of boats to look and try before you buy. It isn't a easy decision for sure, but there is a boat out there you will fall in love with.

It's all about what you want really. I take my pedal Native anywhere I want to take it. The rudder drags every now and then but never had an issue just like 4 others that I know that have the same boat. The only downfall to the peddle yaks in my opinion is weight and size, which can be an issue...

Not sure where you are located but T and T in Bardstown is a Old Town and Ocean Kayak dealer.

I hear ya! What stream? Water looks clear

They're relatively inexpensive enough to buy two. I own a Slayer Propel 13 and a Ultimate FX 15 Tandem. Both serve different purposes but get me where and how I want to go. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As others have said spend some time on the water. Everyone has their own way of going about it so what works for others may not work for you. What I love about my kayak is the fact that I can get out in any water around me, rivers, creeks, ponds, lakes, all no problem. I have had several over...

There is a Kayak fishing forum and website. It is Yakangler. The guys that run it are from Kentucky I believe. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Has a moderator expressed any interest yet? What a great addition to the forum this would make. I knew there where other paddlers on this site but there are several that I didn't know about. I'll bet there are more of us that haven't seen this thread yet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Several of us members enjoy paddle sports alongside fishing and camping. I think it would be a great idea to allow those of us to have a section dedicated to canoeing and kayaking in Kentucky. Great suggestion!

Man it feels good to read something that makes sense. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cal is doing a great job imo. He has to figure out how we can play 5 on 5 the whole game. Not having a consistent inside threat is killing us. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk