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| As we approach the end of the year for 2011,
the lake levels on Lake Lanier continue to decrease about a foot a week on average. At this point in mid November, we are approaching the 13 foot below full pool level with little to no rains in sight throughout the winter months. As the lake decreases, I have often found that fishing gets better and better ... just remember to listen to what the fish are telling you! |
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remember to review your lake map as I continue to see a few people going over very
dangerous structure and timber out there. Please remember to use caution for yourself and others. |
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Everyone
be safe fishing!
Happy
Fishing! :-) |
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you book a trip with? Who will actually show and teach you while on the
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There are some excellent guides (some I have been out with, some I have
heard stories of) on Lake Lanier, but I am asked a good bit by email who
I would recommend. So to make it simple on a few people who are interested
in hiring a local guide for Lake Lanier, I have started compiling a small
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Featured:
Ryan Coleman |
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Featured:
Clay Cunningham |
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| Ryan
Coleman of LanierSpots has been living in Georgia for 39 years and was
introduced to fishing at a very young age. He started out with pan fish
but quickly transitioned to bass fishing. He has won numerous local tournaments
in Georgia in the past 20 years and is currently participating in national
as well as local tournaments in his free time. He fishes Lake Lanier approximately
300 days every year for spotted bass. Recently, Ryan won the Bassmaster
Southern Tour event on Lake Lanier. This was a huge win for Ryan. He won
the tournament dropshotting a Spotsticker hand poured worm. |
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Clay Cunningham, owner of Catching Not Fishing Guide Service, was born
and raised on Lake Lanier. Captain Clay has been operating Catching Not
Fishing for the last nine years. Catching Not Fishing specializes in catching
striped bass on Lanier. Lake Lanier is known nationwide as a premier striped
bass destination. Catching Not Fishing operates year round from the coldest
days in the winter to the hottest days of the summer. Feel free to call
any time and ask about the striper bite. Please don't forget to check out
his Lake Lanier Fishing Reports! |
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