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LAKE OCONEE IS FULL, THE LAKE IS CLEAR ON THE SOUTH END STAINED UP THE LAKE AND INTO THE RIVER TEMPRATURE 57 61

Bass fishing is fair. Small crank baits fished along the side of the docks in the middle of the coves out to the main lake will produce. You can also ...

LAKE SEMINOLE IS FULL, CLEAR & 60’S

Bass fishing is good. There are already some smaller fish shallow lake wide and in the backwater sloughs. The bigger bass will soon follow. Fish the grass lines and sandbars in 6 to 10 feet of water. A Rat L Trap and a Shad ...

LAKE RUSSELL IS FULL, CLEAR, 50’s

Bass fishing is good. A lot of bass are roaming the shallows and almost anything can work. It is hard to beast a #5 Shad Rap. The bite is good there is a slight breeze pushing into the sunny pockets. Baits are migrating to these ...

CLARKS HILL IS DOWN 9.81 FEET, 50’s

Bass fishing is good. The bite is turning on with the recent warm spell and moving fish well into their pre spawn pattern. Most bass are being found in ditches or flats with jerk baits and crankbaits in 15 feet of water or less. ...

LAKE ALLATOONA IS DOWN 9.6 FEET, 50’S & CLEAR

Bass fishing is good. Water temperatures warming into the mid 50’s and could creep up on 60 soon. The key is shallow. Put you mind in pre spawn mode, not winter. The bass are shallow and we don't see any weather ...

LAKE HARTWELL IS DOWN 9.1 FEET, CLEAR, 50’S


Bass fishing is good. The water temperatures are in the low 50's. We have continued to focus our efforts on the main lake in the ditches. We have also made our way to the mouths of major creek arms looking for ...

WEST POINT LAKE IS DOWN 4.7 FEET, CLEAR & 60’S

Bass fishing is good. It is spring in February. Schools of spotted bass mixed with hybrids, white bass and stripers and even the occasional largemouth can still be caught on jigging spoons and drop shot rigs on ...

LAKE LANIER IS DOWN 9.9 FEET, THE CREEKS ARE STAINED AND THE MAIN LAKE IS CLEAR & 50’s

Bass fishing is good and is getting better. The lake level has been stable over the past week and the water temps are on the rise. The fish are ahead of schedule ...

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March has arrived on the Treasure Coast and, traditionally, we can expect windy conditions along with some rain clouds most days. It might dictate where and when you can get on the water, but at least we aren't cutting holes in the ice to fish! Water ...

I am sure you are already wondering “what the heck am I trying to show?” Well, take a look at the top of this red fish’s tail? As you can see some of it is missing. This is not a tail design that this fish was born with. It is what was left of this fish’s tail after a charging ...

The inshore bite continues to surprise those holding the other end of the rod! Since we have not had much of a winter in area water temps have not been very cold. The fact of the matter is the fish have not gone into the hibernation mode during our so called winter season. ...