LAKE LANIER IS DOWN 4.3 FEET, CLEAR & HIGH 80’S

Spotted bass fishing is fair. We are still getting some top water action both in the mornings, as well as in the afternoon over deeper brush when the sun is up, but this bite has certainly declined. We continue to start most mornings working schooling fish that are roaming in 20 to 60 feet of water near points and humps. Top water such as a chug bug and Gun Fish have worked, as well as a SuperSpin thrown into the blow ups. This bite is very random. You just need to be in the right area and throw at the blow ups quickly. If the hard baits don't work, try a fluke and work it fast. After the first hour, we switch to focusing on the brush in 25 40 feet of water with a drop shot. I have been using the new Lanier Baits 6" worm options in Candy, Passion, and Obsession lately and have found them to work very well. The afternoon bite has been much better lately than in the morning. If you can stand the heat get out there and work the areas around the deeper brush on deeper humps and you will have success. Don't forget the top water in the afternoon either, there are still some opportunities out there. I have dates open in August in September, and September is filling up quickly!! Here is what I have open for the next couple weeks of August: 12, 17, 18, 19, and 21. Call to book your August or September trip NOW and don't forget to register for the August 15 Seminar ASAP! Now is a great time to learn the deep drop shot, and in September the top water and swimbait bite should be in full force! Thanks to all and tight lines!

REMINDER: LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER! LANIER FISHING SEMINAR: Saturday, August 15, 2015 We will focus on techniques for Fall and Early Winter Fishing on Lanier, and will cover key topics such as: Brush “The Southern Fishing Report” By Ken Sturdivant
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