Lakes We Guide

Cave Run Lake, Kentucky

This 8,300 acre impoundment of the Licking River is nestled in the Daniel Boone National Forest and offers thousands of acres of musky rich water. Pristine shorelines and local tourist opportunities make for a great vacation.

Cave Run Lake is located in northeastern Kentucky between the cities of Frenchburg and Morehead. Cave Run Lake is known as the Muskie Capital of the South with good reason. On September 21, 2001, the new state record muskie - 54 1/2 inches and 44.75 lbs - was caught here by Tony Grant. The waters are also great for bass, crappie, catfish, and trout fishing.

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Green River Lake, Kentucky

In the middle of its own state park, this 8,200 acre lake is located in the middle of south central Kentucky's cave country and offers several Musky honey holes!

Green River Lake is located in south-central Kentucky, south of the town of Campbellsville and northwest of Lake Cumberland. It is almost due north of Dale Hollow Lake, which straddles the Kentucky/Tennessee border. In addition to excellent musky fishing, anglers also target Green River lakes largemouth, smallmouth, and Kentucky (spotted) bass, as well as white bass, bluegill, and crappie.

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Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota:

A "monster fish factory" as it has been called, the 132,516 acre freshwater ocean boasts the reputation of being the second largest lake in Minnesota. Located only a couple of hours from the twin cities, this lake is very accessible by air or car. The huge bowl shaped basin is littered with rock piles, miles of beautiful green weeds and acres of deep flats that are called home by several fish species. For being such a big body of water Mille Lacs is shallow, having a maxium depth of 45 feet and an average depth of 21 feet. Come enjoy what Mille Lacs lake has to offer.