Kentucky's off the bluff ends and just inside the points. Early morning and late evening seem to be the best times to get a mess of Crappie. Goldfish, sunfish and crawdads have been doing well on trotlines and juglines. The bluegill are in the spawning stage and have been easy to catch in 6 to 8 feet of water. Crappie are suspended 10 feet or deeper over beds or fish along standing timber.
Minnows are best.
Catfish use perch, goldfish on trotlines and on rod and reel crawlers are best. Musky on windy cloudy mornings you might find this big fish when you least expect it Walleye no report Bluegill are hitting worms, crickets from 4 to 8 feet in shaded areas Lindley Arm Largemouth Bass in 6 to 8 feet deep on main points with larger plastic worms or topwater early in morning. Lower Lake Largemouth Bass off main points use 10 black or dark blue worms, they are surfacing along the front of the dam use topwater. The crappie are moving to their summer patterns so are a little bit scattered right now. Fish along the creek channels and points coming out of the coves in 15 to 20 feet of water.