Cordell Hull Reservoir: With 381 miles of shoreline and 22 boat-launching ramps, Cordell Hull Reservoir offers a fishing opportunity for anyone with or without a boat. Cordell Hull Lake provides a desirable cold and warm water fishery. Adequate cold water is present year-round; this water is discharged from the hypolimnion of Lake Cumberland and Dale Hollow Lake. Roaring River and its tributaries provide the lake with adequate warm water. Roaring River and its tributaries, Blackburn Fork and Spring Creek are excellent smallmouth bass and rock bass streams. Fishing opportunities include White Bass, Hybrid Rockfish (stripes), Rockfish (Striped Bass), Largemouth bass, Catfish, Crappie, Gizzard Shad. [Cordell Hull Reservoir. www.nwk.usace.army.mil, 01/24/2008]

No Reports are available for Cordell Hull Reservoir at this time.

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Temperature: 52

Barometric Pressure: 29.93 (Rising)
Fish will tend to become a little more active while the barometric pressure is actively climbing. They will start feeding more aggressively with rising pressure. Fish will be a little more difficult to locate a solid pattern if a storm system has been around for some time. It’s time to experiment to see if you can lock in a location or pattern the fish are in. Once you locate a solid pattern the fish are on, fish that pattern aggressively moving from spot to spot to locate that exact scenario around the lake.

Wind Speed: North at Knots (0 MPH)

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