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Fishing Reports

Lake Oconee Fishing Report – February 2009

Oconee: Level: Full pool. Temp: 42-45 degrees on the lower end; 47 degrees up the lake. Clarity: Mostly clear, but some stained water up the rivers and some of the creeks. Bass: Slow. Guide Al Bassett reports: “The bass have moved into a little deeper water. Look for schools of baitfish, and use a Flex-It…

Lake Nottely Fishing Report – February 2009

Nottely: Level: 12.5 feet below full pool. Temp: Mid to high 40s. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Slow. Look for a few warm days to move the fish to wind-blown points and pockets. A pearl-colored Zoom Super Fluke on a 1/8-oz. lead is a good bait to try if you can find a mud line. If that…

Lake Lanier Fishing Report – February 2009

Lanier: Level: 14.5 feet below full pool. Temp: Upper 40s. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Good. Ryan Coleman reports: “With the water coming up, the fish have come with it. I have been doing very well up shallow the past week on sunny rock banks in 8 to 15 feet of water. Big spotted bass are roaming…

Lake Hartwell Fishing Report – February 2009

Hartwell: Level: 13.8 feet below full pool. Temp: Mid to upper 40s. Clarity: Clear on the main lake but stained in the creeks. Bass: Fair to good. Josh Fowler reports: “The lake has come up a few feet, and we can finally use the ramps again. Through the early part of the month, there was…

Lake Eufaula Fishing Report – February 2009

Eufaula: Level: 0.8 feet above full pool. Temp: degrees. Clarity: Muddy. Bass: Good. Guide Billy Darby said the spooning bite should be going on right now, and it should produce through the month of February whenever there is a cold snap. Find fish on the humps and ledges in about 12 to 16 feet of…

Clarks Hill Fishing Report – February 2009

Clarks Hill: Level: 14.1 feet below full pool. Temp: 49-52 degrees. Clarity: Clear toward the dam; muddy on the upper ends. Largemouths: Guide Dale Gibbs said fishing has been feast or famine. “Some have experienced trips where not even a strike could be had, yet others have loaded the boat. A record tournament catch of…

Lake Chatuge Fishing Report – February 2009

Chatuge: Level: 6.4 feet below full pool. Temp: Mid to high 40s. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Slow. In the depths of winter, the fishing has been slow, but a February thaw could come to pick things up, and the fish could move into prespawn patterns by the end of the month. It’ll be time to get…

Carters Lake Fishing Report – February 2009

Carters: Level: 3.3 feet above full pool. Temp: 46-49 degrees. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Zack Foster reports: “Big spots are really turning on right now. It’s not the most fun way to catch them, but the slow methodical approach is really producing quality fish this month. I went a few hours without a bite until I…

Lake Burton Fishing Report – February 2009

Burton: Level: Full pool. Temp: Mid 40s. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Very good. Anthony Rabern reports: “February is traditionally big-bass month on Lake Burton. Pig ’n jig combinations in the fallen trees near the Hwy 76 bridge, in Wildcat Cove and on other main-channel locations are productive this time of year. Spotted bass will also move…

Lake Blue Ridge Fishing Report – February 2009

Blue Ridge: Level: 18.33 feet below full pool. Temp: Frozen and 35 degrees up the river. 45 degrees on the main lake. Clarity: Clear. Bass: Fair. Heath Pack reports he’s catching very good numbers of spots and smallies with a few largemouths mixed in fishing 20- to 30-foot drops off the ends of the lake’s…

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