Author name: Striper10

Conditions Snapshot Lake Lanier is moving into its late-October pattern. Cooler water is pushing bait farther into the creeks, and stripers are following. Fish can still be found in several areas and at different depths, but finding concentrations of bait is becoming more important than fishing a specific location. Turnover continues to affect different areas

Conditions Snapshot Cooler water is moving Lake Lanier farther into its fall pattern. Turnover continues to create different conditions throughout the lake, but the lower water temperatures are encouraging bait and stripers to move into more areas. The key this week is finding the best combination of bait, active fish and cleaner water. One creek

Conditions Snapshot Lake Lanier’s fall transition continues this week. Water temperatures are cooling, turnover is becoming more noticeable, and stripers are no longer confined to the south-end summer pattern. Conditions can vary considerably from one area of the lake to another right now. If the water looks cloudy or your electronics show limited activity, do

Conditions Snapshot Lake level: Approximately 1,063.8 feet, about 7.2 feet below full pool Water temperature: Mid to upper 70s Water clarity: Beginning to cloud as turnover develops Current pattern: Fish are spreading out, with topwater opportunities below Highway 369 and deeper schools farther north Lake Lanier’s fall transition is underway. Turnover has started, the water