Lake Cumberland is Kentucky's most popular lake, a deep, clear reservoir on the Cumberland River in south-central Kentucky. The lake is nationally renowned for its outstanding striped bass fishery.

Striped bass regularly exceed 30 pounds, with the lake producing fish over 50 pounds. The cold, deep water below Wolf Creek Dam also supports an excellent tailwater trout fishery. Smallmouth bass thrive along the rocky bluffs, and walleye provide action in the deeper sections. Nine marinas and numerous public ramps provide extensive access.

Nearest towns: Somerset, Jamestown, Burnside, Albany

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How many boat ramps are on Lake Cumberland?

RampSeeker lists 15 boat ramps on Lake Cumberland.

What fish are in Lake Cumberland?

Lake Cumberland supports Striped Bass, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Crappie, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout.

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