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Yatesville Lake Yatesville Lake WMA KY 32 W of Louisa to Lake; Follow Signs to WMA 42 KY Dept. of Fish BIG SANDY RIVER & Trout Stream Index TROUT STREAM NAME LENGTH LITTLE SANDY RIVER BASIN NUMBER SPECIES LOCATION & See Basin Index on p.44 Laurel Creek 5 Mi. 0.9 mile above Carter School Road crossing to 4.1 miles downstream Brown/Rainbow Wildlife Resources 9A 9B Big Caney Creek 9 Mi. Mouth to 10.0 miles upstream Brown/Rainbow 0 5 10 20 9C Grayson Lake Tailwater 1 Mi. Dam to 1.0 mile downstream Rainbow O 9D East Fork Little Sandy River 2 Mi. Segment bisected by I-64 Rainbow IO R 9E Hood Creek 0.3 Mi. Segment at Lawrence/Johnson county line Rainbow OH I I V E R Approximate Scale in Miles 4 9F Paintsville Lake Tailwater 8 Mi. Dam to mouth of Paint Creek Brown/Rainbow H 23 9G Dewey Lake Tailwater 1 Mi. Dam to 0.5 mile downstream Rainbow 9H Rockcastle Creek 1 Mi. 0.5 mile upstream from jct. of Hwy 1884 and Rte. 3 to 0.5 mile below Rainbow 9I Rockcastle Creek 1 Mi. 0.5 mile upstream from Upper Alpha Branch to 0.5 miles below Rainbow 1235 9J Fishtrap Lake Tailwater 2 Mi. Dam to 1.7 miles downstream Rainbow R O IV O ER OHI 9K Russell Fork 1 Mi. Downstream from mouth of Elkhorn Creek Rainbow 8 9L Elkhorn Creek 1 Mi. Mouth to 1.0 mile upstream Rainbow 8 8 435 784 GREENUP 57 LOCK & DAM 8 k e Maysville re 984 C 1 7 C a s b t r 9 596 in C S a r al 8 g ee t 2 y 827 Greenup WELLS k L T ick Cr Vanceburg LAKE F North ork L ic 1306 10 ki ek ng re River C 10 k Litt c le 59 i Sa n nd o GREENUP y 62 LEWIS c 11 R i iv n e n r i K 2 East F GREENBO ork 15 MASON 207 Li LAKE tt 784 le O HIO 324 3 S a n d y 12 R 324 Greenbo R I V . E Lake 60 R SRP 13 JohnsonCre . ek 344 k 57 F r 503 l e 5 e iv r 16 2 R u 474 a y L eek 68 Cr d 170 lo n ffa a FLEMING WMA LAKE ? u 784 S Catlettsburg Buffalo B 7 e l 5 t FLEMINGSBURG t Trace i SNP LAKE L 165 377 207 FLEMINGSBURG Flemingsburg Carter 9D 64 POND FLEMING COUNTY WMA Tygarts 182 Caves k SF SRP ee FOX VALLEY Cr 7 3 s REC. AREA 59 art 170 LAKE Tyg Ohio River Fisheries SMOKY 5 14 757 57 2 VALLEY FLEMING LAKE 6 60 By agreement, bordering states will honor 156 23 Kentucky's sport licenses along their common L I C Grayson R K E I V borders on the mainstem of the Ohio River, N I G R excluding tributaries and embayments. CARTER 854 2 reek 7 er BOYD C Riv t 182 y s d u n See OHIO RIVER FISHING GUIDE for all Ohio c 111 64 a o 3 L S e l t River access sites t i L 773 377 9C L it t l e 773 R F I o SA V Grayson r 1395 NDY ER 174 k F Lake S ox a Cre n ek SP 1 d 799 y R i v 1496 158 GRAYSON e 955 r GRAYSON LAKE LAKE WMA Blaine Cr. 504 See EAGLE LAKE 504 GRAYSON 801 32 W 1 BIG V 649 Morehead LAKE 3 I 9B Inset 486 18 YATESVILLE Yatesville R E . Louisa Cr 519 WMA LakeSee SP lett p. 46 Trip YATESVILLE M. E. ROWAN 201 CLARK 9A 23 G S FISH ELLIOTT LAKE CAVE RUN LAKE T HATCHERY 173 ug Sandy Hook 486 Inset 32 F o 17 r k I YATESVILLE LAKE p. 47 T N H Blaine Cr. o o 32 32 d C r . 469 LAWRENCE 3 . k F 519 e I s u MORGAN o h k c PAINTSVILLE 9E o LAKE WMA R MARTIN 292 28 lk Fork E COUNTY lk k E A 172 COUNTY rk LAKE Fo See a See s i v 27 9H e West Liberty L PAINTSVILLE MARTIN PAINTSVILLE LAKE CO. RES. LAKE 9i 29 C Inez a s k 581 e LICK Inset 30 y ING Inset R F IV o E R r k p. 45 1081 Paintsville 19 3 191 Lake SP 908 Tug 205 Fo rk 1000 olf Cr. 9F Paintsville W 1428 MARTIN 292 2019 460 40 JOHNSON302 9G 3 321 Salyersville 1714 23 DEWEY LAKE See DEWEY LAKE 825 DEWEY LAKE 1439 InsetInset DEWEY LAKE MAGOFFIN 460 p. 47 WMA 292 1427 Jenny Wiley 302 468 SRP 31 20 Prestonsburg 1428 1635 7 1056 194 319 119 404 Levisa Fo r k Tug 1428 Fork FLOYD PIKE 850 542 1056 23 199 122 550 460 194 632 7 21 Pikeville 194 680 1426 1098 194 Robinson 22 Forest See 979 FISHTRAP See 9J FISHTRAPLAKE 460 LAKE CYPRUS FISHTRAP Robinson Forest AMAX LAKE Inset WMA 23 WMA R 550 U p. 45 122 S S 122 E Balls Fork LL 460 899 FO k RK ree Lake or Pond C LAKE INSET National y River, Stream lb MAP Wildlife KNOTT e or Creek State Capitol 466 h Reserve S See BOAT RAMP See LAKE Creek 1697 195 Rive LAKELAKE or r or Wildlife FRANKFORT County Seat 9K InsetInset NWR POND ACCESS SITE 33 Management 550 Hindman 1498 23 Area Inez State Road 25 899 9L 89 U.S. Highway WMA 119 U.S. 24 Military 420 610 197 Kentucky’s Boating 3D Base U.S. Interstate TROUT Licking Big 1393 7 STREAM CARR Lower 582 197 River Sandy 64 Parkway CREEK LAKE h nc ra KY p.38+39 & WMA B Salt PKWY h River ug Little o 1410 R State River State Forest p.22+23 Nature National p.18+19 Sandy 317 CARR CREEK LAKE Preserve Park Rivers Carr State SF Lock & Dam Creek 931 Park SNP NP SP SP Lower Upper p.42+43 State Green USFS 805 Resort SRP KY Proclamation 1148 Park Area SNA River River FISHPOND LAKE State SHS Upper County or LETCHER 26 Natural p.8+9 p.26+27 State Line 7 119 Area Green State Tennessee, Upper Historic 160 Site River Cumberland & Lower Cumberland, N Whitesburg p.12+13 O p.30+31 RT Fishing Access Sites Tradewater & Mississippi H 588 588 1103 RIVE FO UCKY R Rivers p.2+3 RK ENT 0 50 100 K Approx. Scale in Miles: Lilley Cornett 160 Woods 932 931 Bad Branch SNP Line Fork PINE MOUNTAIN WMA Elkins Branch Site VIRGINIA 160 Kingdom Come SP 510 43 Big Sandy River & Little Sandy River Basin See Map on p.42+43 SITE Water Body Area Name Directions Shoreline Boat Ramp Ramp Type Ramp Surface Launch Lanes Parking Capacity Ramp Fee Courtesy Dock Handicap Pier Picnic Camp Restrooms Marina 1 Ohio River Salt Lick Creek Ramp KY 8 W of Vanceburg; right at Shoe Factory "" B P M P < 25 Free 2 Kinniconick Creek Garrison Ramp KY 10 E of Vanceburg to Garrison; ramp near bridge. Note: access for Ohio River also "" B P M P 26-50 Free " KY 59 S of Vanceburg (10 miles); left on Ky 2524 at Camp Dix for 3 miles to gravel road on right. Kinniconick Creek Puncheon/Pipe Lick 3 Note: 4WD needed " C U < 25 Free US 23 NW of Greenup to South Shore; turn right at Jct of KY 7 and follow road to river 4 Ohio River South Shore Note: Ramp in need of repair. Note: bank fishing only " U < 25 Free 5 Tygarts Creek Carter Caves State Park US 60 W of Grayson; right on Hwy 182 to bridge "" C U < 25 Free I-64 W of Grayson (Exit 161); turn right and follow signs to Carter Caves State Park. 6 Smoky Valley/Carter Caves Lake Smoky Valley/Carter Caves Lake Ramp Note: 36-acre lake; electric motors only; daylight fishing only. !! B P S U < 25 Free "" " 7 Olive Hill Reservoir Olive Hill I-64 W of Grayson; Hwy 2 S exit; right on US 60; right on Hwy 2078. Note: 23-acre lake " U < 25 Free US 23 NW of Greenup; right on Hwy 3116; next right; follow signs to lock and dam. 8 Ohio River Greenup Lock and Dam Note: walk-in area below dam " P < 25 Free 9 Little Sandy River Greenup Ramp US 23 NW of Greenup (1/4 mile) "" B P M P 26-50 Free " 10 Ohio River Greenup Ramp In Greenup adjacent to courthouse; LMT parking " B P S P < 25 Free 11 Little Sandy River Raccoon Ramp KY 2 SW of Greenup (6 miles) at bridge crossing "" B P S U < 25 Free 12 Greenbo Lake Dam area - Greenbo Lake State Park KY 1 S of Greenup; right on Claylick Creek Road. Note: 181-acre lake " U < 25 Free 13 Greenbo Lake Greenbo Lake State Park KY 1 S of Greenbo; right on Hwy 1711; follow signs. Note: 181-acre lake; idle speed only "" B P M P 26-50 Free """" Øa 14 Little Sandy River Pactolus KY 1 N of Grayson; right on Hwy 1910; past bridge " C U < 25 Free 15 Ohio River Ashland Ramp In Ashland; N end of 16th Street behind floodwall "" B P M P 26-50 Free 16 Ohio River Catlettsburg Ramp In Catlettsburg; Division Street behind flood wall at boat club " B P S P 26-50 Free 17 Yatesville Lake Yatesville Lake WMA KY 32 W of Louisa to lake; follow signs to WMA.
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