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Located at Cypress Bay on Beautiful Kentucky Lake, only minutes from Paris Landing

Lakeview's Guide Service

Did you know that some of the biggest crappie in Kentucky Lake are caught during the winter months? Book a cabin with us now for your winter fishing trip to assure availability. If you are not familiar with winter-time crappie fishing on Kentucky Lake, we can book you with one of our professional guides. Let our guide provide you with the crappie fishing trip of a lifetime. Stay in one of our newly renovated cabins… and all you will need to bring are your personal items. Our cabins are fully furnished. After a chilly day on the lake, grill a steak on one of our new grills, then warm up around a roaring campfire.

Let us set up a guided fishing trip for you with one of our professional fishing guides.

All guided trips include:

• Fully rigged bass boats

• Use of rods, reels and tackle (you are welcome to bring your own)

• Fish cleaned, packaged and frozen, if requested

• Bait and tackle

• Courteous, professional and knowledgeable guides

What To Bring:

• Valid fishing license (mandatory)

• Appropriate clothing

• Food and drinks

• Camera

• Raingear

• Sunglasses/sunscreen

Guide Jerry Maupin
Jerry Maupin can provide trips for crappie, small mouth and largemouth bass, bluegill, shell crackers, sauger, white and yellow stripers and huge rock fish.

Jerry lives near Murray and has fished KY and Barkley lakes since their beginning.  Kentucky Lake is the largest man-made impoundment in this region and offers many different species of gamefish to be taken.  Crappie, smallmouth and largemouth bass, bluegill, huge shellcrackers, sauger, white and yellow stripers and the large rockfish stripers are numerous and can be taken year-round.  Jerry has been a licensed guide for the skills of casting, spinning and fly-rod tackle. Jerry also teaches the younger children how to fish successfully.  He has over 40 years of fishing experience on Kentucky Lake.