Lake Lanier Fishing Report January 3, 2015

Over the past month, the larger stripers have been shallow and they are eating trout on freelines behind the boat with nothing but a hook and a trout. The smaller stripers have been deep and being caught on downlines with

Thought I would go ahead and make another report. Came off the water early today due to the wind. It was ugly out there today. The main lake was white capping and even in the creeks it was hard to

Been some good times out on the lake the past few weeks. Been catching big numbers of smaller stripers each trip. It has been a great time to take kids the past few weeks and looks like the next few

Due to the nasty weather the last couple days, we have not been out on the water giving us time to catch up on fishing reports. With this  strong cold front look for the winter patterns to be rock solid.

The striper fishing on Lake Lanier the past month has been off the charts and September looks to be more of the same. The weather has been a little cooler than normal which has helped the fish as well as

Lake Lanier Stripers: The Striper fishing on Lake Lanier has been getting better with each passing week. The fish have already made the move to open water. July is always one of the best months of the year. The fishing

Business slowing down a little with school starting back so hope to get back in the groove of making better posts. Water temp still in the low 80s and the fish are staying deep as expected. Still catching all our

The striper fishing on Lake Lanier has rolled into the Summer pattern. The only problem has been the excessive rain. We have lost some trips to the rain but hopefully the rain is about to roll on out. Over the

Fishing has really awakened on Lake Lanier the past few days for stripers. The stripers are feeding in fairly large packs and eating almost solely on herring. The water temperature has heated up to about 58 degrees, the weather has

Finally some warm weather has arrived and the fish have arrived with it. The water temperature is creeping into the low 50s which means the big fish are on the prowl. The next few weeks are the best of the