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Mike Miller Park Lake is a public lake in Marshall County, Kentucky, managed by Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources. It is public water managed for fishing by the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources. Public access confirmed via KDFWR.
A Kentucky trout-stocked lake — rainbow (and sometimes brown) trout stocked in the cool months, with resident largemouth bass, bluegill and channel catfish the rest of the year. A trout permit is required to fish for or keep trout.
Mike Miller Park Lake covers about 4 acres in the Western Kentucky region. Anglers here mostly fish for rainbow trout, brown trout, largemouth bass, bluegill; channel catfish are also on record. The nearest other mapped waters on PiscaMaps are Middle Fork Creek and Clarks River.
Species from PiscaMaps water-type profiles, KDFWR trout designations and hand research.
Night fishing: No statewide night-fishing closure in Kentucky. Some KDFWR lakes and FINS lakes have posted hours or gate at dark, and a few trout and special-regulation sections are daylight-only — check the water-specific rules. Trotlines, limb lines, jugs and set lines are legal on most waters (not on trout water or in most state-park lakes) with the gear tagged.
Boats: Kentucky Lake, Barkley, Cumberland, Dale Hollow, Green River, Barren River, Herrington and the other big Corps/TVA reservoirs have no horsepower limit; idle / no-wake zones are marked near ramps, dams and marinas. Most KDFWR lakes and state-park lakes are electric-motor-only or have a gas-horsepower cap, and FINS lakes are typically electric or car-top only. Kentucky requires a boater-safety certificate for operators 12-17.
Bank & bivvy camping: Camp at Kentucky state parks (which sit on many of the best lakes — Lake Cumberland, Barren River, Green River, Dale Hollow, Kenlake and Kentucky Dam Village on Kentucky Lake, Grayson, Greenbo, Jenny Wiley on Dewey, Buckhorn), Corps campgrounds on the big reservoirs, and the Daniel Boone National Forest (dispersed camping allowed on much of it, including along the trout streams). Land Between the Lakes has both developed and backcountry camping with a permit.
Camping: 1 site mapped nearby — Stagecoach Station Campground.
Source: OpenStreetMap contributors.
Anyone 16+ needs a Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources fishing licence — resident annual is about $23, non-resident annual about $60, and short-term (1-day / 7-day / 15-day) licences are sold. A trout permit (~$10, resident and non-resident alike) is required to fish for or keep trout anywhere in the state. Kentucky residents 65+ (and disabled residents) can buy a discounted Senior/Disabled combination licence; residents born before 1 Jan 1961 may fish without a licence. Buy from KDFWR at fw.ky.gov. A Kentucky fishing licence covers this water; a trout permit is also required to fish for or keep trout. FINS and state-park lakes may have their own hours and gear rules.
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