LAKE ALLATOONA IS DOWN 10.19 FEET, 50S, STAINED


This Lake Allatoona Bass fishing report is by Captain Todd Wynn.


Bass fishing has been a little difficult this week. Dealing with water fluctuation and below freezing conditions has made it difficult to find a steady pattern. My best fishing has been starting the day deep and progressively working shallower. I start on deeper main lake points with rock. We target the 20 to 35 foot range using slow moving presentations, such as shaky heads, drop shot, and Ned rigs. Use your electronics to find Fish on the deep cover. As the sun starts getting higher in the sky, I start moving shallow. I look for bass on the clay banks in 5 to 10 feet of water that are taking advantage of the warmth from the sun. These fish seem to be more active and feeding. For these fish I am throwing crankbaits, jerk baits, spinner baits and shaky heads. These fish seem to be keyed in blue gill so darker colors will tend to do better than flashy colors. Good luck on the water. Captain Todd Wynn


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Line side fishing is great. The big fish are moving back out of the rivers and into the main lake. The smaller fish are bunching up in big schools and are eating. The north end of lake has been best for the bigger fish. Flat lines and down lining large gizzard shad is the ticket if you want to catch a trophy. Look for these fish from Fields Landing to Duck hole. If it’s numbers you’re after, look for big schools of hybrids from the mouth to Kellogg’s to Clark Creek on the edges of the river channel. Seagulls are giving these fish away. Threadfin fished 18 to 30 feet deep midday has been our better bite. This is the best fall fishing we have seen in years. It’s been a very pleasant surprise for me.


Ken Sturdivant, Lowrance Pro Staff will be teaching a two hour BASICS OF ELECTRONICS on January 5, 2019 at 2pm at Cabela’s Greenville, South Carolina. See the NEW Lowrance HDS LIVE equipment at work.


The 2019 Progressive Atlanta Boat Show is January 10 to 13, 2019 at the Georgia World Congress Center building A. We will have room 312 for FISHING SEMINARS and there will be one seminar every hour each day. http://www.atlantaboatshow.com/seminars


LOWRANCE TIPS: Use the UPPER AND LOWER LIMITS picks the upper or lower or both depth ranges the angler wants. AUTO DEPTH RANGE ON, UPPER and LOWER LIMITS can set up as needed


We have all the details for our On the Water SONAR School on our web SCHOOLS page. We have the LOWRANCE LIVE and the NEW 3D Lowrance Technology on our boat. Bring any HDS machine only to Lake Lanier and learn it ALL in one day. Call Ken for details. See our Southern Fishing Schools page for the latest screen shots of the LOWRANCE 3D technology. See bass over a ladder in 10 feet of water 158 feet from my boat. www.lowrance.com


Ask for a free sonar set up sheet by sending me an email to [email protected]. Please tell me what model machine you have.


Call Brian Leiva at www.bbgmarine.com 888 570 0916 for all your Lowrance and other technology.


We have these books for sale BASS FISHING ON WEST POINT LAKE BASS FISHING LAKE RUSSELL BASS FISHING WEST POINT LAKE and BASS FISHING LAKE HARTWELL. These books have lots of bass fishing and covers every week of the year. Each book $39.00. If you would like a sample of any book send us an e mail to [email protected].


We offer these waypoints for sale. You get the coordinates and you load them into your GPS unit for Lake Allatoona for $99.00 Lake Lanier for $99.00 Lake Oconee for $99.00 Lake Weiss for $99.00 Lake Hartwell for $99.00 WAYPOINTS ARE NOT REFUNDABLE


Ken Sturdivant will be hosting FREE Fishing classes at 4 Forsyth County Library Branches. The last seminars will cover Fly Fishing. Anglers DO NOT need to pre register. Please come to the event 30 minutes prior to start time. All events are subjects to change without notice.


We have the next Fly Fishing class this Sunday, November 18, 2018 Sharon Forks branch of the Forsyth County Library at 2 to 4 pm and Rene Hess will teach this class. Sunday, December 9, 2018 Hampton Park FLY FISHING 2 to 4 p.m. Rene Hess, FFI Certified Casting Instructor will teach this class. All events are subjects to change without notice.


Ken Sturdivant, Lowrance Pro Staff will be teaching a two hour BASICS OF ELECTRONICS on January 5, 2019 at 2pm at Cabela’s Greenville, South Carolina. See the NEW Lowrance HDS LIVE equipment at work.