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Lake Cumberland, KY

Reservoir spanning Russell/Pulaski/Wayne/Clinton counties, Kentucky. A 63,000-acre reservoir in south-central Kentucky famous for striped bass, with trophy stripers running in spring and fall. Largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass plus crappie and white bass round out a deep, clear-water fishery. Striped bass action peaks April through June and again in October.

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Overall bite score

Scored 27 min ago · recomputed every 30 minutes

Water tempModeled48
Pressure trendNOAAsteady60
SolunarComputedmoon 61% lit63
Recent stockingState data50
Time of dayComputed50
WindNOAA50
Cloud coverNOAA35
PrecipitationNOAA50

Each instrument reads 0 to 100. The score is their weighted blend, tuned for lakes and reservoirs. No black box: every reading names its source.

What swims here

10 tracked species in Lake Cumberland, with the months each fishes best.

Largemouth Bassabundant
Black Crappiecommon
Bluegillcommon
Channel Catfishcommon
Smallmouth Basscommon
Spotted Basscommon
Striped Basscommon
White Basscommon
White Crappiecommon
Walleyepresent

Water facts

TypeReservoir
CountyRussell/Pulaski/Wayne/Clinton
StateKentucky
WaterFreshwater

Ramps at State Dock, Jamestown, and Lake Cumberland State Resort Park. SPECIAL REG: striped bass 22 in minimum size, 2/day (more restrictive than the statewide 15 in).

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