The Nolin River in Kentucky is a premier fishing destination in the west-central region of the state. The river is impounded by Nolin River Dam, creating the 5,795-acre Nolin River Lake which extends across Edmonson, Grayson, and Hart counties. Known for its unique blue/green water and extensive shoreline stretching 172 miles, this waterway provides diverse fishing environments from the river itself to the expansive lake. The lake varies in size seasonally, reducing to 2,890 acres during winter pool at elevation 490, then expanding to its full 5,795 acres during summer pool at elevation 515. With a depth reaching 75 feet near the dam and an average depth of about 30 feet in the lower lake section, Nolin River Lake offers excellent habitat for multiple fish species and has gained recognition particularly for its outstanding white bass fishery.