The striper fishing on Lake Lanier is falling into the Winter patterns. The bait is thickening up in the creeks and the stripers are following them. Live bait will be hard to beat in December. The baitfish are now moving
Summer is fading fast here on Lanier. The lake has dropped a couple feet and another couple feet looks likely at least. The water is clear and the water temperature is beginning to drop. The topwater bite has started early
After a hot July, hopefully August is a little cooler. The water temperature is in the mid eighties and the water is clear. The size of fish showing up is even better than last year. The best fishing is on
The Summer heat has arrived on Lanier and the stripers have moved south on the lake. The water temperature is in the mid eighties and the water is clear. The topwater bite with Berkley Magic Swimmers and walking baits like
Finally getting some better weather here on Lanier. Winter held on longer than usual and it skipped to late Spring almost Summer. The water is clear in most areas and the water temperature is surging past 60 degrees quickly now. Topwater
The stripers have been very very deep all Winter here on Lanier but they are finally making a move into shallower water. The water temperature has been in the high forties but is finally climbing into the low fifties. The
The stripers continue to school on top most days on the south end of the lake. They have changed to feeding on threadfin shad so they are a little harder to convince to bite. If the water is choppy the
Stripers: So far this October the striper fishing has been up and down with the weather. As you most likely already know, the lake level has went through the roof. Last year at this time, most of the ramps were
Fishing has continued to be strong on Lanier. The lake has not started to turnover at this time. As soon as the water temperature makes it into the lows seventies look for the patterns tos tart changing. Right now, the
So far this August, the fishing has been as good as it gets. More big fish than normal are showing up all over the south end of the lake. Be sure to check out some of the recent pictures on
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