Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Bassmaster Classic has excellent turnout By JOEL WILSONGlasgow Daily Times Existing regulations on trout size and creel limits still apply to the upper section of the tailwater from Wolf Creek Dam to Burkesville.
Confusion remains among trout anglers as to what section of the river the new regulation includes. Some incorrectly believe this new regulation is in effect for the entire 75 miles of trout water from Wolf Creek Dam to the state line according to this week’s news package from the department. “We didn’t implement this new regulation river wide because we have adequate water temperatures in the first 35 miles of the Cumberland River below Wolf Creek Dam,” said Benjy Kinman, director of fisheries for Kentucky Fish and Wildlife. “We have a zone of the river where we have critically high water temperatures and we are letting people keep more fish in that zone.” There is still a 15- to 20-inch protective slot limit on rainbow trout in the first 35 miles of the Cumberland River from Wolf Creek Dam to Burkesville. Five rainbow trout may be kept daily and only one of those trout may be 20 inches or longer. 
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