Hours
We're open before most boats hit the water.
- Monday – Saturday
- 5:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
- Sunday
- 5:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Wayne County · open before daylight
Live bait, tackle, ice, and an honest weekly fishing report for Lake Cumberland walleye, crappie, striper, and bass. We are the stop between Monticello and the ramp.

Same board that hangs by the door. In, Low, or Out. Updated with the Monday report.

$4.50 a dozen Demo price
Silver fatheads and shiners in the aerated tanks along the wall. We dip them with a net into your foam bucket, or a knotted plastic bag of water if you forgot one.

$4.00 a dozen Demo price
A dozen to a lidded styrofoam cup with bedding, kept in the glass-door cooler. Red worms are in the lidded cups beside them at $3.75 a dozen, demo price.

$3.50 a dozen Demo price
Pale larvae in a lidded plastic cup of sawdust bedding. The cup count is thin after Saturday. Call before you count on them.

$8.00 a dozen Demo price
Threadfin shad in the round aerated tank. We had a run on them Sunday. If the tank is down to a handful, the freezer packs are the backup.

$6.00 a pack Demo price
Vacuum packs of frozen shad in the chest freezer. Use them when the live tank is low, or for a slow troll when you do not want to keep a bucket alive.

$3.00 a dozen Demo price
When they are in, they live in a screened bin and go home in your wire-mesh cricket cage or a small closed plastic bag. Cool October nights emptied the bin. We will say when they are back.

Posted Monday, October 19, 2026
Walleye
Main-lake points off Mill Springs and the Otter Creek side
Crappie
Brush in Otter Creek and the mouth of Indian Creek
Striper
Lower creek arms, early, where the bait is balled up
Bass
Rocky banks and points under the limestone, both largemouth and smallmouth
We're open before most boats hit the water.