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Fishing Reports
Allatoona: Level: 4.3 feet below full pool. Temp: 70 degrees. Clarity: 6 feet. Bass: Tournament angler Matt Driver reports, “The crankbait bite is starting to get better. The Spro Little John, and Bandit 200 series in the copper crawfish color are picking up quite a few fish. Pick up a baitcaster, and look for banks in…
West Point: Level: 3.4 below full pool and dropping. Temp: 73-78 degrees. Clarity: Some stain. Bass: Good. Guide Keith Hudson reports, “As the weather continues to cool down and the lake level continues to drop, expect the largemouth bite to continue to be good around any shallow wood or brush cover or around baitfish schools,…
Weiss: Level: 1.3 feet below full pool. Temp: 73 degrees. Clarity: Some stain. Bass: Good. Guide Mark Collins reports, “With the cooling trend, a lot of bass are starting to be caught shallow in 3 to 6 feet of water. Shallow-running crankbaits are working well, and the topwater bite is good early and late, also.”…
Sinclair: Level: 1.4 feet below full pool. Temp: 75-80 degrees. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Good. Tournament angler Aaron Batson reports, “The lake is just below full pool but expected to drop fast beginning Oct. 18 for the drawdown. Expect the lake to drop approximatley 4 to 5 feet. The schooling bite down the lake has begun.…
Tobesofkee: Temp: Mid 70s. Clarity: Stained. Bass: Tournament angler Clayton Batts reports, “There are still a few fish hanging around main-lake points and humps, but the better quality have started following the shad into the pockets. The bass that are still on main-lake humps and points can be caught on a green-pumpkin Big Bite Baits…
Seminole: Level: 1.3 feet below full pool. Temp: 80 degrees. Clarity: Clear to slight stain. Bass: Slow. Guide Matt Baty reports, “With all the hot weather still lingering around, Lake Seminole is still tough as nails to catch a bass. The bass are stressed out from the heat, fishing pressure and abundant grass all over…
Jackson: Temp: High 70s. Clarity: Slightly stained main lake, stained up South and Yellow rivers. The fishing is finally starting to pick up at Jackson as the water temperature begins to drop. It is in the high 70s now but could be in the 60s by the end of the month with cooler temps and…
Saltwater: Inshore: Capt. David Newlin reports, “There is no other way to describe the fishing than red hot. Today (Sept. 25) we had 30 good trout and six redfish at noon. Every day lately it has been catching and not just fishing. Water temperature was 76 degrees. The usual method of fishing a live shrimp…
Russell: Level: 1 foot low. Temp: 75 degrees. Clarity: Clear to stained. Bass: Tournament angler Kerry Partain reports, “The bass fishing is starting to pick back up with fall in the air and cooler water temperatures getting the baitfish and bass more active. Most of the fish are being caught 20 to 25 feet deep…
Oconee: Level: Full pool. Temp: Mid 70s. Clarity: Stained. Bass: Tournament angler Aaron Batson reports, “Bass fishing is tough but getting better. October is the fall month where the bite can really pick back up. Fish will generally move shallow and follow baitfish into the major creek arms. Look on secondary points with small crankbaits…
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