​ Whew, what a week. Cumberland Bottom Ticklers was on the water several times this week. The weather has been absolutely fantastic with cool temperatures and sunny skies. You couldn’t ask for much more. The weather definitely has a feel of autumn already although it’s a bit early. If you look closely, you’ll notice a few maple trees already starting to turn. We’re getting excited about fall and winter fishing. The Cumberland has been fishing great. Generation schedule

Cumberland Bottom Ticklers was out on the water recently with Ryan from Georgetown. The fishing was very good to downright awesome. Lots of fish graced the boat net. Nothing really big was caught, but plenty of fish in the 12-16 inch range were boated. We never keep count of the number of fish caught, but it was a lot. Ryan hadn't been fly fishing in a while, but it didn't take long for him to fall back into handling a fly rod easily. Once on the water, the fishing star

Flows from the Corps of Engineers on the Cumberland River have been very unfavorable for about a month due to a massive amount of rain received early in July in the Cumberland Basin. Yesterday the Wolf Creek Dam generation schedule finally broke. Currently flows are right on track. Combine great weather forecasts for the next few days and good generation schedules and it's a great time to to go trout fishing now! You can bet that Cumberland Bottom Ticklers will be on the