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Fishing Expo at Dale Hollow Lake March 4-5, 2011 News from Commonwealth News Center Burkesville, KY - Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park, 5370 State Park RD (MAP), Burkesville, KY is partnering with the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources to host a Hunting & Fishing Expo March 4-5, 2011. Outdoorsman are invited to browse vendor booths, attend educational seminars, try some archery and visit the beautiful park and lake. The event will be held in the convention center, adjacent to the park lodge and dining facilities. Booth space is $25, which includes a table and two chairs. There is also room to set up outdoor booths for the same price. For more information or to reserve a booth, please contact Jamie Avery at 1-800-325-2282 or jamie.avery@ky.gov. Rooms are available at the park. Fishing The fishing season lasts all year long and they're biting every day, but the locals refer to March as "Prime Time!" Crappie, bream, muskie, walleye, trout, catfish, and five species of bass--largemouth, smallmouth, white, Kentucky and rock--have given Dale Hollow Lake the honor as a top fishing spot in the country. This lake held the world record smallmouth bass and the state record muskie. Dale Hollow Lake, which was formed by backing up Tennessee's Obey River in 1943, has 620 miles of shoreline. There are plenty of shoals, small tributaries and clean, clear water to encourage healthy fish growth. Spear Fishing Dale Hollow Lake is an excellent place to practice this sport. Underwater spearing of rough fish with hand-held or mechanically propelled spear is permitted year-round in Dale Hollow Lake. All participants in this sport must be submerged while spear fishing. Only rough fish may be taken and the appropriate fishing license is required. The daily creel limit is 15 fish. Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park has a lodge, restaurant, campground, hiking and horseback-riding trails. Dale Hollow is also home to an 18-hole golf course. This story was posted on 2011-02-04 14:27:56
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