Meet the Catching Not Fishing Captains?

Captain Clay Cunningham

Being raised about three miles from the bank of Lake Lanier has given Captain Clay a lifetime of experience on Lake Lanier. After receiving a Bachelors Degree from North Georgia College & State University in Dahlonega, Captain Clay decided to pursue his dream as a guide on Lake Lanier. Now over eight years later, Captain Clay is glad to be able to fish on Lake Lanier over 250 days a year for stripers. When not fishing, Clay enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids Cydney and Carter. 

 Lanier Warbington

Same as Captain Clay, Lanier W. is a life long resident of the Lake Lanier area. As a matter of fact, part of the Chestatee Bay area of Lake Lanier was actually owned by Lanier's family before the lake was impounded. Lanier W. is one of the few original Lake Lanier striper fishermen from the beginning. Lanier has been guiding on the lake since the late 1980's. Before guiding with Catching Not Fishing, many will remember fishing with Lanier when he helped long time friend and Captain Don Roberson who has now retired. When not fishing, Lanier operates one of the few large farms left in Forsyth County. 

Captain Larry Walsingham

Captain Larry Walsingham has over thirty years of professional fishing experience on Georgia's Lake Lanier and is considered an expert on Striper and Spotted Bass fishing. He is a U.S. Coast Guard licensed Captain and a full time professional fishing guide. For those considering learning or enhancing their Striper and bass fishing skills, he is well known as one of the best instructional striper fishing guides on Lake Lanier. When not fishing, Larry's other hobby is playing poker all over the U.S. so be careful if he wants to play cards on the boat. 

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