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Report Updated February 5, 2010

LAKE HARTWELL IS FULL, 44 DEGREES, STAINED



Bass fishing is slow but a warm up may get things going improving and the sunshine and warmer temperatures will certainly help. The water is cold and the bite has been slow with the exception of some smaller spots that are roaming every point with rock and or wood. These small spots are fun to catch and by using the twin tail grub in the watermelon color can work after mid day. Throw these baits on the small football jig head provided and let the fun begin. For the more serious angler, deep water vertical jigging still seems to be the trick. Use the Flex-it spoons with white or chartreuse being good colors. Try the 1/2 and the 7/8 ounce sizes. Drop it right over the bass that you found on your graph and just lift the rod about six inches and let it slowly fall back. Twelve to fourteen times then reel the bait up one foot and continue. Most of the strikes are happening on the fall so watch the line for any side to side movement. If hang up’s occur switch to the single wire hook that will provide good penetration but can be pull out of cover.



Now you can see samples of the new Lowrance Structure Scan Down Scan product taken recently on Lake Lanier. http://www.havefunfishing.com/fishingreports/Lowrance.htm





 

Ken Sturdivant / Guide Services
Southern Fishing Schools Inc.
106 Hickory Ridge
Cumming, Georgia 30040
770-889-2654

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