OCTOBER One Fish Per Month Challenge!!!

[Gypsy]

David,
I can see I am going to have to head west and try the Cumberland and the Caney. It seems as if you really get into some nice fish. What about winter fishing on the above mentioned river?

[ALflygirl]

Caney Fork 10/18/08

[Milligan Trout Phenom]

Pre-Spawn Fishing on size 20 thread midge

[BlueRaiderFan]

Wow, nice brown!

[jeffnles1]

This is probably the best bass I'm going to land this month.

Caught just before dark. Pond in Northern Kentucky. 7wt rod. 3X tippet.
Fly - yellow 'gurgle' pop with red maribou tail.



Here's a shot of part of the pond.


And looking acrose the lake.


Jeff

[BlueRaiderFan]

Nice bass! Man you guys are good...

[bigpopper]

Nice fish everybody! Still tryin to get out the house to get one for this month . May be able to get out this weekend.

[David Knapp]

Originally Posted by Gypsy

David,
I can see I am going to have to head west and try the Cumberland and the Caney. It seems as if you really get into some nice fish. What about winter fishing on the above mentioned river?

Winter fishing is great because it really cuts down on the crowds. One of my best days on the Caney in the last year was a day where the temp never got over 22 or 23 degrees. I was the only one on the river and enjoying every minute of it...

[Worrgamesguy]

Originally Posted by Plateau Angler

Winter fishing is great because it really cuts down on the crowds. One of my best days on the Caney in the last year was a day where the temp never got over 22 or 23 degrees. I was the only one on the river and enjoying every minute of it...

Teach me! Haha I want a slice of the pie! I couldn't imagine wading when it's that cold, I'd be wearing so many layers that I couldn't fit in my waders without tearing them... I'll definitely be fishing this winter, though.

[Gypsy]

Originally Posted by Plateau Angler

Winter fishing is great because it really cuts down on the crowds. One of my best days on the Caney in the last year was a day where the temp never got over 22 or 23 degrees. I was the only one on the river and enjoying every minute of it...

I find the same to be true everywhere I go in the winter, a couple of years ago I fished the Watagua after a deep snow. It was one of the most beautiful times spent all the water, it was so still out there. I will have to try it this winter.