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Lake Juliette
Lake Juliette is a small 3,600-acre reservoir in central Georgia about 75 miles south of Atlanta and 17 miles north of Macon that offers good fishing, particularly for largemouth bass and striped bass. Outdoor motors larger than 25 horsepower cannot be operated in Juliette. If you have a boat with a larger motor, you cannot crank the engine even to trailer your boat. Also known as Rum Creek, the lake is co-managed by Georgia Power and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.
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There is no better place to be on a May morning than topwater fishing on a lake full of hungry stripers and largemouth bass. Topwater action in central Georgia is at its best in May. The water is warm and most bass have finished their spawning activities and are concentrating on eating. If a topwater…
His job may have taken him to Tennessee, but Tim Adrien, formerly of Macon, still makes it back to Lake Juliette several times a year in search of trophy stripers. On March 23, 2000, all the miles driven and long hours of fishing paid off for Tim in the form of a 40-lb., 8-oz., striper…
Wynoka Moye, of Macon, set a new lake record at Juliette with a 10.17-lb. hybrid that she caught on March 21, 1994.
Jan. 4, 1990 will go into Georgia bass-fishing history as the best-ever day of bass fishing on Lake Juliette and perhaps anywhere in the world! Alonzo Dunn and Stanley Knight, both of Forsyth, caught not only the biggest bass ever caught from the lake but what may well have been the best four bass caught…
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Lake Juliette Record Fish
| Largemouth Bass | 15-lbs., 6-ozs. | Alonzo Dunn | 01/04/90 |
| Spotted Bass | 5-lbs., 3-ozs. | Hal Sawyer | 01/17/02 |
| Shoal Bass | 5-lbs. | Stan Darley | 09/08/00 |
| Striped Bass | 40-lbs., 8-ozs. | Tim Adrien | 03/23/00 |
| Hybrid Bass | 10-lbs., 3-ozs. | Wynoka Moye | 03/21/94 |
| Black Crappie | 2-lbs., 5.8-ozs. | Larry Hetrick | 03/08/97 |
| Yellow Perch | 1-lb., 3.36-ozs. | Evans Prince | 06/29/14 |
| Bowfin | 7-lbs., 5.76-ozs. | Keegan Hohenstein | 03/25/17 |