Split Rock Saturday

[Fun King]

I was out in the canoe for the first time this year with my son and his girlfriend. The day was beautiful and we caught nothing. It was my first time on this reservoir and it is really pretty. I want to thank the friendly people of this forum, I never realized this lake existed. I'm quite sore but I hope to get back soon.

[FishOnKV]

I think I saw you guys out there. We were a group of 3 kayakers and it was sloooow for us too. 1 pickeral between the 3 of us. Nice weather at least.

[icebadger]

that place takes some gittin used to, it is tough fishing if you do not know the place to well but if you put the time in it has much to offer. lets hope it does not get ruined by litterbugs and greedy people. the peacefulness of the res is second to none.

[Ken Lyons]

If anyone ever doubts the effect of fishing pressure on a lake go no further than here. There was a time when there was no fishing allowed but locals ignored the signs. It was terrific. Then the state got a conservation easement With the purpose of allowing fishing and boating. The locals fought this tooth and nail and there came a chance that you could get chased. Fishing was still good. Then it got opened to the public.
Still a beautiful place. I will always remember it.

[AndyS]

Once open to the public, well, let me just say the stingers of fish going into car trunks was amazing. Aeroflex, same thing.

[Ken Lyons]

The Crappies were consistently over 15 inches.
As good as it was Charlotteburg was better.