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Fisheries District County Location Address/Directions Contact Phone Number Northwestern District McLean Northwest District Fisheries Office 1398 Hwy 81N, Calhoun, KY 42327 Rob Rold 270-273-3117 KDFWR Christmas Tree Southwestern District Warren Southwest District Fisheries Office 970 Bennett Lane, Bowling Green, KY 42104 Eric Cummins 270-746-7127 Taylor Crazy Horse Archery and Tackle 2422 New Columbia road, Campbellsville, KY 42718 Shaun Canaday 270-789-3776 Drop-Off Sites Barren River Lake Port Oliver Boat From Hwy 252 in eastern Allen County, follow signs to Barren Ramp Port Oliver Boat Ramp Eric Cummins 270-746-7127 2433 Scottsville Road, south of Glasgow on 31E; 1-mile Barren Barren Outdoors south of Cumberland Parkway 270-629-4867 KDFWR will have drop-off sites for Warren Cabela's Outpost 3395 Nell O'Bryan Court, Bowling Green, KY 42103 Jonathan Caron 270-936-8300 Christmas trees at the locations Central District Franklin KDFWR Headquarters #1 Sportsman's Lane, Frankfort, KY 40601 Jeff Crosby 502-564-5448 Franklin Forks of Elkhorn Hatchery 3785 Georgetown Road, Frankfort, KY 40601 Jeff Crosby 502-564-5448 provided. Christmas trees will be Shelby Guist Creek Lake Marina 11990 Boat Dock Road, Shelbyville, KY 40065 Jeff Crosby 502-564-5448 From I265 Exit 15S on Beulah Church Road, right on Old utilized as fish habitat in various Jefferson McNeely Lake Boat Ramp Bates Road, left on Cooper Chapel Road Jeff Crosby 502-564-5448 Fayette Jacobson Park East Lexington off of Hwy 25, Paddle Craft Parking Lot Dane Balsman 502-564-5448 lakes across the Commonwealth. Anderson Ace Hardware 1106 Bypass South, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342 Chris Dillon 502-839-8880 Trees must be natural and free Anderson Carbajal's Garden Center 1655 Harrodsburg Rd, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342 Joey Carbajal 859-684-9678 Off of Hwy 25 north of Georgetown, Scott County Park from ornaments and lights. Scott Lusby Lake/Scott County Park Road, east of Road Department Garage Dane Balsman 502-564-5448 From I75 Exit 159, Hwy 22 west to Hwy 467 north, Grant Boltz Lake Boat Ramp located off of Mount Zion Road Jeff Crosby 502-564-5448 Southeastern District Laurel US Forest Service Office 761 S. Laurel Road, London, KY (next to dumpster) Beth Christenson 606-864-4163 Laurel London Region Recycling Center 911 TLC Lane, London, KY 40741 Steve Edge 606-864-5521 Pulaski KDFWR Somerset Regional Office 135 Realty Lane, Somerset, KY 42501 Marcy Anderson 606-677-4096 Whitley/Laurel Corbin City Garage Between Engineer Street and Wallins Towing on 25W Gary Kelly 606-523-6530 Northeastern District Rowan Minor Clark Fish Hatchery 120 Fish Hatchery Rd, Morehead, KY 40351 Tom Timmerman 606-783-8650 Grayson Lake USACE Emergency Carter Spillway Area West side of Launch Ramp Road near the USACE office Tom Timmerman 606-783-8650 Eastern District Floyd Eastern District Fisheries Office 2744 Lake Rd, Prestonsburg, KY 41653 Kevin Frey 606-889-1705 Off Hwy 1185 near the Marina, back of the Fishing Jetty Lawrence Yatesville Lake Fishing Jetty Parking Lot Kevin Frey 606-889-1705 Harlan Martin's Fork Lake Boat Ramp Off Hwy 987 at Smith, KY, upper parking lot Kevin Frey 606-889-1705 Pompey Br, In back corner of parking near RV Pike Fishtrap Lake campground Kevin Frey 606-889-1705 Perry Perry County Conservation District 310 Morton Blvd., Hazard, KY Patti Fugate 606-435-1725 Knott Carr Creek Lake Marina Parking Lot 217 Big Smith Br., Sassafras, KY 41759, upper parking lot Kevin Frey 606-889-1705 Western District Caldwell Empy Lot 308 Hopkinsville Street, Princeton, KY 42445 Rodney Heaton 270-625-0929 Murray-Calloway County Parks and Calloway Recreation Bee Creek Drive, Soccer Field Parking Lot Adam Martin 270-753-3886 Ballard Ballard County Wildlife Mgmt Area 864 Wildlife Lodge Road, LaCenter, KY 42056 Robert Colvis 270-224-2244 Christian Empy Lot Old Bypass Road, Hopkinsville/Old St Hwy 1682 in Apple Maps Jim Fleming 207-889-4850 Trigg Trigg County Recycling 2759 Hopkinsville Road, Cadiz, KY Brandon Calhoun 270-206-5601 Marshall Kenlake Boat Ramp Kenlake Marina Lane, Hardin, KY Adam Martin 270-753-3886 Lyon Lyon County Convenient Center 1677 State Route 3305, Eddyville, KY 42038 Tommy Melton 270-625-2234 Paducah Carson Park Joe Clifton Drive entrance Tony Mazing 270-210-7813 Graves Kess Creek Park Locust Drive, Mayfield, KY Joey 270-619-6305.
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