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Old 05-10-2008, 04:58 PM
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Just happen across this site. Just saying hello. Originally from jersey where I picked up fly fishing. I live in KY now last 10 yrs.

My daughter is finally big enough (she's 7 now) to want to fish with her daddy. Still cant get her to touch a worm though.

I do mainly trout fishing even though around where I live hard to find a good spot. Mostly its bass and crappie, not really big into those. Anyways, lot of good info around here.

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Hi BD,

Welcome to the forum. Trout fishing is hard to beat in freshwater. Where are you located in Kentucky. I spent some time in Kentucky installing the State Educational TV system. That was back in the late 60's.

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I live in Georgetown. So far best place I found was by cumberland lake, one of the streams called wolf creek dam.

They supposedly stock the other creek in georgetown here but all I catch is perch and bass mainly. Guess even after 10 yrs of living here im still use to Jersey fishing.
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