For September, summer fishing is in full swing. We expect that summer pattern to continue through the month. Lake level is at 1071.78 (.78 feet above full pool at writing) with water temps from 80-82 degrees and the lake is clear. For our summer pattern, please remember
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The current lake level is 1070.96 feet and the water temps range from 85-87 degrees. The main lake is clear. As is typical for August, the stripers are south and will stay there for next few weeks. Look to Shoal, Bald Ridge, Young Deer, and Big to
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As of July 8, the lake level is 1069.91 (1.09 feet below full pool) and water temps are in the low to mid 80s with clear water conditions on the south end of the lake. July on Lanier means the deep water on the south end of
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The water conditions mean it’s down line time. The lake level is 1069.4 which is 1.6 feet below pool. The water temps are from 80-82 degrees and there are clear water conditions throughout the lake. Given these conditions, the fun is over. The fun of watching Capt
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On the main lake, the water is clear but there is a slight stain in the back of the major creeks and clearing in the river systems. The water temps are warming up, but there are still some fish up in the river systems and I would
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Spring fishing is here and the striper bite is getting fired up. Your best technique for April will be Captain Mack’s Perfect Planer Boards and flatlines. These will help you catch the most fish. The recent rains and cold weather have put us a few weeks behind where we
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It’s February and the main lake is clear while you will see a slight stain as you get to the backs of the creeks. As the water cools, the bait is getting further back in the creeks and we see the winter schools of stripers getting larger
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As we start the new year, the lake level is 1070.54 (.46 below pool) and the water temps are 48-51 degrees. The water clarity is clear on the main lake and moves to a slight stain in the backs of the creeks. As is typical this time
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It’s that time of year – the birds, our helpers, are showing up in greater numbers every day. These birds should increase as the month goes on. The November/December topwater bite has been the best it has been in years . Look for the gulls and terns
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Lake Lanier is at 1071.33 and the water temps are around 84-85 degrees. The water conditions are clear. To get the most out of your September fishing, get out there and pull lead core. Lead core is a braided line that has a lead strip running the
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