A section of the Cumberland River in Whitley County, Kentucky.
Known nationwide for its ability to produce trophy smallmouth. The world record from this water, caught in 1955 (11-pounds, 15-ounces) still stands. Largemouth are common and Walleye numbers and quali...
The state record striper (58.25 pounds) was caught on Cumberland. Thirty pounders are available in good numbers. Nice bass a bonus. 50,250 acres
Bass interest most anglers on Norris with largemouth and smallmouth leading the way. Solid numbers of both are reported. The striper population is on the rebound. Walleye and Crappie are present.
Strong populations of both large and Smallmouth Bass. White Crappie dominate. White bass, stripers, channel and blue catfish and Bluegill top the featured species list. 38,600 acres