> Lake Burton Fishing Report
>>>> Level. Full pool
>>>> Clarity: clear
>>>> Temp: 79 deg
>>>> Brown Trout:
>>>> The Brown Trout are starting to migrate towards the south portions of
>>>> Lake Burton. Most of these fish are hanging on a 30 to 40 ft bottom
>>>> near
>>>> the main lake channels. We have been catching some real quality fish
>>>> the
>>>> last few days trolling. A few fish have tipped the scales at 9 lbs.
>>>> Spoons
>>>> seem to be the bait of choice second to Blue- Backs right now. We have
>>>> been
>>>> trolling silver and green Crocodile spoons at 3 mph at a depth of
>>>> 20ft.
>>>> Be
>>>> sure to make lots of sharp turns. Look for these fish to slowly
>>>> migrate
>>>> further south in the next few weeks as the water temperature rises
>>>> toward
>>>> the low 80 deg mark.
>>>> Bass:
>>>> Most of the Bass have spawned now and have pulled out over deeper
>>>> water.
>>>> Most of these fish are holding tight to a 25 to 32ft bottom. There
>>>> have
>>>> been days when the bite is tough and days where we can catch them on
>>>> plain
>>>> hooks. Deep diving white crank baits have been working well
>>>> ( Strike King xd 10). (Super Fish) jigs tipped with a white fluke
>>>> have
>>>> been working the best. This is a small blade lure that should be
>>>> worked
>>>> close to the bottom. It seems to bring the fish up. Once there up
>>>> feeding
>>>> they will keep aggressively biting. There is a little top water
>>>> action
>>>> mid
>>>> morning/ mid-day. Be sure to keep a spook bait tied on or a jerk bait
>>>> for
>>>> quick access. Look for these bass to remain in these depths for the
>>>> next
>>>> few weeks. The bite pattern will become more predictable ( early to
>>>> mid
>>>> morning and late afternoon).
>>>>
>>>> Good luck!
>>>> Wes Carlton
>>>> 7703189777
Fishing Reports
Lake Burton Fishing/ July Report
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Summer is here on Lake Burton. Most of the fish have moved to their summer patterns. The bass and trout are deep. Most of the bigger Spotted bass and Large Mouth are holding over a 25 to 35 ft bottom in and around brush piles or some shadded cover. The Lake Burton Brown Trout are concentrated over the main lake channels. These fish seem to be holding on a 60ft bottom. Trolling crank baits ha been a proven technique for these fish.
Lake Lanier Fishing
The Striped Bass bite continues to be great. Summer is here and the fish are schooling up tight over deep water. Come join us for a guided fishing charter on Lake Lanier.