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18 KY Dept. of Fish LAKE INSET Lake or Pond National River, Stream MAP Wildlife or Creek Reserve State Capitol BOAT RAMP See LAKE Creek SALT RIVER BASIN LAKE or Rive or LAKE r County Seat Inset Wildlife POND FRANKFORT ACCESS SITE 33 Inset Management NWR Area Inez State Road See Basin Index on p.20 89 U.S. Highway WMA U.S. Military 420 0 5 10 20 Base U.S. Interstate TROUT 3D Licking Big STREAM Lower River Sandy 64 Parkway KY p.38+39 & Approximate Scale in Miles Salt PKWY & River Little State River Wildlife Resources State Forest p.22+23 Nature National p.18+19 Sandy Preserve Park Rivers State SF Lock & Dam Park SNP NP SP Lower Upper p.42+43 State Green USFS Resort SRP KY Proclamation Park Area SNA River River R R VE State Upper County or E 36 RI SHS IV Natural p.8+9 p.26+27 State Line R Area IO Green H State Tennessee, Upper O 47 Historic O 1 I Site River H Carrollton Cumberland O Lower Cumberland, General p.12+13 Butler SRP Tradewater & Mississippi p.30+31 36 71 LOCK & Rivers p.2+3 625 421 DAM #1 0 50 100 Approx. Scale in Miles: CARROLL r e v i 389 TRIMBLE R y ek k Cre c u ek t Cre n ill Ke M tle le Lit Eag Ohio River Fisheries Trout Stream Index Bedford 42 55 By agreement, bordering states will honor Kentucky's sport licenses along their common borders on the mainstem of the Ohio River, excluding tributaries and embayments. 4A 193 See OHIO RIVER FISHING GUIDE for all Ohio TROUT STREAM NAME LENGTH SPECIES KY NUMBER UC LOCATION Creek T River access sites an EN River access sites nn K re 4A Little Kentucky River 0 Mi. Dam to 0.2 mile upstream Rainbow D 524 421 157 202 ER RIV 2 524 22 146 LOCK & R 146 VE DAM #2 RI KENTUCKY 53 New Castle RIVER WMA O LAKE ek I re H JERICHO C O e 5 HENRY il LOCK & La Grange m x DAM #3 REFORMATORY 573 i 393 S 42 LAKE 153 561 A ek e 4 r C 3 s 573 d 322 o JOHN A. r r 329 a 22 KLEBER N H OLDHAM WMA A 71 241 2919 KLEBER WMA Six Mile 55 POND Goose 43 Island SNP ER Fork IV Creek yd R I Flo 421 Site 362 395 127 McAlpine E.P. Tom Lock & Dam 13 Sawyer UCKY 1262 SP LONG RUN SHELBY ENT 64 16Louisville 12 K D 146 PARK LAKE 12 53 1848 SHELBY FRANKLIN . 43 r 17 265 LAKE C 1005 n 9 r o h 15 60 k LOCK & El GUIST N n 8 DAM #4 N Ru CREEK 60 18 14 Shelbyville LAKE 460 65 g C 155 n 64 reek Blackacre o Be L nson Beargrass SNP Frankfort I 264 WATTERSON Creek SNP 6 60 R 7 E LAKE IV Chenoweth R Park CHENOWETH k 1020 PARK PONDS e O e I Cr H eek O 19 FISHERMANS PARK r 64 421 IROQUIS PARK 148 C 60 60 11 155 ars k e 10r h Iroquois JEFFERSON o s t F a s r i WOODFORD Park u 1065 B 20 55 G 714 VER 265 RI 21 Floyd 1681 61 31E O I 841 1319 148 62 H 22 O 907 MCNEELY LAKE 44 Cr TOM 12 ars he WALLACE s 636 a 53 r LAKE B 228 31W LOCK & Versailles 23 SPENCER DAM #5 44 395 Lawrenceburg 62 k See e e 1020 Taylorsville Cr 1967 Ri TAYLORSVILLE 44 150 ver 144 nd 1526 39 228 o lt P a LAKE 144 S LAKE Salt River River 1579 169 lt 44 Sa Inset 1964 Shepherdsville 623 S Brandenburg i Salt m p. 21 ANDERSON p s o 33 25 n 61 652 C R C 48 r 24 i o 40 79 v 480 x BEAVER 933 e C r re e 62 LAKE 38 k 1965 1638 BULLITT1604 248 LOCK & 144 448 48 61 245 1604 509 55 DAM #6 LAKE NEVIN MEADE KE N Chaplin BLUEGRASS PKWY T 428 U C 26 Salt River K FORT KNOX 509 Y iver R 1160 65 127 VER 53 RI 245 458 333 1646 390 LOCK & Ro ll WILLSBURG LAKE MERCER i DAM #7 ng 27 62 SYMPSON 28 144 LAKE Bardstown WASHINGTON 33 313 rk My Old rk hapl 313 61 Fo o C in h Kentucky F c e ch e Home SP ee 433 B B Harrodsburg Fork 438 220 434 Cartw right Cre Lincoln Old Fort BLUEGRASS PKWY ek 220 251 Homestead Harrod SP SP 152 152 Ri 29 ve r 30 46 49 150 62 52 528 33 46 442 605 HERRINGTON LAKE 920 3005 B NELSON ee Jim Scudder Vernon-Douglas c SPRINGFIELD h F SNP SNP o 152 r Hardin Cedar LAKE k Elizabethtown 247 31 Springfield Glade SNA 583 Dowell 49 SNA Perryville Thompson Creek SPRINGFIELD Battlefield SHS 457 1920 ix 86 Glades SNP 152 RESERVOIR Danville D 429 Spalding Constitution Glade SNA 33 32 Square SHS HARDIN 52 BOYLE 52 Y er Riv MARION 300 590 Rive h g 52 150 r u 84 o SALEM 247 457 R 222 65 2154 LAKE 327 34 ROUGH RIVER LAKE 527 52 ROUGH RIVER ESTERN KY PKW LAKE WMA W 68 1108 84 84 Hodgenville 470 Lebanon Isaac Rolling F Shelby k ork 426 37 e McDOUGAL e Cem. SHS r LAKE C 34 rk Fo 208 337 Stanford 36 g n i g n Fork 1194 a 84 MARION H 78 COUNTY ling 462 ol 243 STANFORD LAKE R LARUE RESERVOIR 150 35 357 31E 210 1157 198 37 49 William Whitley 527 289 470 78 127 SHS 31w 224 518 LINCOLN 224 906 39 337 210 643 744 r 198 e Riv 744 SPURLINGTON LAKE en 501 1547 Gre 49 1552 TAYLOR 27 k e e CITY LAKE 70 r C 323 k e re Campbellsville 1859 569 n C GREEN RIVER sh a u m r tt LAKE WMA B i P Liberty LAKE LIBERTY g i g B i Fort Knox B GREEN RIVER LAKE 837 70 Several ponds and Lakes containing primarily largemouth bass, 70 70 Kentucky’s Boating bluegill, redear and channel catfish. Green River n Lake SP Otter Creek has 6-7 miles stocked with trout. Gree 76 Two lakes (Lower Douglas and Duck) have gravel ramps, Greensburg 501 R the rest are accessible only by small jon boats or "float boats". i v e r CASEY Idle speed only on all lakes. River An $8.00 post permit is required and can be purchased at the 206 Hunt Control Office (Building 112) 88 Hunt Control Office (Building 112) reen 837 565 G Base areas subject to closure on a daily basis. th Base areas subject to closure on a daily basis. Sou ForGREEN k L i t t l G e o Ru o Call Hunt Control Office at 502-624-7311 or 624-2712 s 127 s se l e l 910 prior to trip to determine which areas will be open C 218 r e Cr e that day, or for any additional information. k B arr en R 68 i v e r & Fishing Access Sites 19 Salt River Basin Index See Map on p.18+19 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 Milton Ramp US 421 N of Bedford to Milton; right on Ky 36 "" B P S P < 25 Free 2 Ohio River Westport KY 53 N of LaGrange; left on US 42; right on KY 524 to Westport "" A P M P 26-50 Free Yes "" 3 Reformatory Lake Wendell Moore Park Side KY 146 W of LaGrange; R. on KY 393 to lake. Note: 54-acre lake; no boats allowed; lmtd. fishing area ! P Ø 50 + Free !!! KY 146 NE of LaGrange; right on KY 712; right on Hoffman Lane, right on Head Lane to lakes. Wilburn City Pk. LaGrange U Free 4 Note: Two lakes - 1-and 4-acre lakes ! !! 5 Lake Jericho Lake Jericho Recreation Area KY 146 W of New Castle; left on KY 153; left to lake. Note: 137-acre lake; bank fishing fee "" B P M U 26-50 $ Yes "" " 6 Guist Creek Lake Guist Creek Marina US 60 E of Shelbyville; left on Hwy 1871; right on Hwy 1779; entrance on right. Note: 317-acre lake "" A P M P 50 + $ ""! 3rd Street at old railroad overpass; Elmo Head Park in Shelbyville. 7 Clear Creek Clear Creek Access Note: canoes or jon boats only " C PS U < 25 Free KY 53 in Shelbyville; right on Burks Branch Road; right at Shelby Lake Park; Shelby Lake City of Shelbyville 8 ramp located in park. Note: 17-acre lake aa B P S P < 25 $ aa Gene Snyder Freeway (I-265) to Exit 27; E on US 60; left on Flat Rock Road to Long Run Park. 9 Long Run Pk. Louisville Note: 28.7-acre lake !! B P S P Ø < 25 Free Yes !a Ø Gene Snyder Parkway (I-265) to Taylorsville Road exit; KY 155 N to Old Heady Road (left). Fisherman's Pk. Louisville ! Ø 10 Note: 15.2 acres (includes 8 fishing lakes); no boats allowed ! P < 25 Free ! Gene Snyder Freeway (I-265) S of Louisville to Exit 19; N on Billtown Road; Charlie Vettiner Pk.
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