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The Southern Fishing report by Ken Sturdivant 11-24
By Ken Sturdivant
106 Hickory Ridge
770 889 2654
Cumming, Georgia 30040
November 24, 2011
LAKE LANIER IS DOWN 12.92 FEET, THE CREEKS ARE SLIGHTLY STAINED AND THE MAIN LAKE IS CLOUDY & 60 DEGREES.
This Lake Lanier Bass report is from Jim Mathley, www.jimboonlanier.com 770 542 7764
Spotted bass fishing is very good. We have been focusing on creek pockets and main-lake rocky banks for the majority of our fish. The water above Brown’s Bridge is warmer than the lower lake by about 1.5 degrees. The fish above the bridge seem to be relating to cover much better and are easier to target. Many of the fish in the lower lake are schooling at the mouths of creek pockets and feeder creeks. The stripers and the spots can often be found schooling together, but they don’t seem willing to come up for baits. If you can get a topwater bait, fluke, or jerkbait into the fish when they are busting, you will catch them. Our best baits over the last week for the fish that are relating to cover have remained the crank baits, shaky head worms and the jig. We are using a deep diving crankbait and throwing it very shallow thus making it bang and deflect off of cover which is producing most of the strikes. A medium running crankbait is working in the stained water pockets and the backs of creeks. Look for the jerkbait bite to pick up all over the lake when the water cools another 5 degrees or so. There are fish out deep relating to the timber, but there are also many very active fish shallow around the lake that can be found in 10 feet of water or less. We found several fish very shallow on open banks this week, particularly when the wind was blowing into the bank. Stay on the move to find areas holding bait fish and concentrate on those areas. Keep an eye on your Lowrance electronics as you scout for good fishing areas. Move back further in the creeks and out on points and look for the bait balls. Where there is bait, there is or will soon be fish. Once you find a creek, pocket, or main lake area holding bait and fish, you may have success by rotating that area with other areas you find holding bait and fish. Fish move up and down in the water column throughout the day, and in the same context move from deep to shallow. Given that, if you have success at one point in the day in a particular location, you may return again later and enjoy further success in the same area. See our web site for Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass DVD on sale.
This Lake Lanier Striper report is from Captain Ken West and Captain Mike Maddalena of Big Fish On! Guide Service, 404 561 2564. www.bigfishonguide.com
Striper fishing is good. The majority of the bait has moved into the creeks and the stripers are following. Target the creeks with a high concentration of bait and focus on nearby flats and points. Start out early with a "spread" of planner boards, free lines and a couple of down lines. Vary the distance of your baits behind the boards; keeping the bank side planner boards shorter than the deep water side. I usually start with a trout on the outside boards and herring on the inside boards and behind the boat. After the first couple of hours move to deeper water and weight your baits with a couple of split shots. The birds are late this year but they should be arriving in force this week. Keep your eyes open for diving birds and ensure you have a 1/2 oz bucktail with a trailer tied on to cast. There are fish in every creek with a high concentration of bait. However the south end has been the most productive. Bald Ridge Creek, Flowery Branch Creek, Four Mile Creek and Flat Creek are good places to start. On the north end of the lake try Ada, Gainesville, Little River and Wahoo creeks. Check with US Army Corps of Engineers web site to find a list of the ramps that are open before going out. Due to the low lake level a significant number of ramps are closed.
See the New Bait and Tackle Store On Lake Lanier. Island Bait and Tackle is located on 5825 Lanier Islands Parkway, Buford Georgia 770-614-0080 www.islandbaitandtackle.com. Check with US Army Corps of Engineers web site to find a list of the ramps that are open before going out. Due to the low lake level a significant number of ramps are closed.
http://www.sam.usace.army.mil/lanier…Elevations.htm
November 24, 2011
WEST POINT LAKE IS DOWN 12.23 FEET, STAINED & 64 DEGREES
Bass fishing is good on points in Yellow Jacket Creek. Up river dark jig and craw worms on the heavy bank cover or a buzz bait can get a strike. Stay close to the river current on points at 5 to 10 feet. The long 3 foot leader on the Carolina rig and a full one ounce weight can work mid day on the road beds and pond dams down lake. Poes 300 crank baits in bone and blue and green colors are fair on light line on points. Shad Raps are fair in the shad and bream colors on 10 pound test line. Rat L Traps in the chrome and blue back has been fair in the middle of the lower lake creeks all day. Cast them right on the bank and hit the old pond dams. Use the dark Culprit green shad worms in the grass as tight as possible can draw a strike. In the backs of the creeks early use a use a floating Culprit worm in dark colors over the grass and wood cover.
November 24, 2011
LAKE ALLATOONA IS DOWN 10.3 FEET, 65 DEGREES AND CLEAR
Bass fishing is fair but stay down lake. Use the small craw worm on a light sinker along with the jig in dark reds or blacks. The blue and black jig and pig combination can draw a big fish late in the day. The lower lake bass are slow. Stay with pumpkinseed Zoom u tail worms and a Texas rig on points in the creeks at 12 feet. Work any soft lures or live baits slowly. The best action is just before dark on docks and rocky points. If the wind is down, use the black Zoom trick worm on a super light Texas rig. All white Mini Me spinner baits are working but be sure to find the warmer waters in the lower lake creeks. See our web site for the Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass DVD on sale.
November 24, 2011
LAKE HARTWELL IS DOWN 10.12 FEET, CLEAR & 61 DEGREES
Bass fishing is fair up and down lake. Go to the lower lake creeks and close to the stain lines and use a 3/8 ounce Bulldog spinner bait with large silver willow leaf blades. Cast to any bank cover and work the lure right around bank cover. Afternoons are better as the water warms up. Use Zoom trick worms in green or June bug and cast around docks down lake and let the bait sink. Add some Jacks Juice scent in the Zoom bags for some extra time to set the hook. Use a dark Stanley jig in black or browns and a crawfish Uncle Josh trailer, in matching colors can get strikes, but fish the baits slowly. Swim the pearl Zoom Super Fluke around any wood or on any dock that is still wet. The Bass Fishing Lake Hartwell guide is for sale. Ask for a free sample via e mail. Lake levels are from www.lakelevels.info/?StateID=GA
November 24, 2011
CLARKS HILL IS DOWN 9.9 FEET, 61 DEGREES STAINED
Bass fishing is fair and with the lake levels dropping pick any of the stumps and wood apart right on the creek banks. The bass will hold right on the deep side and will be tight on cover. Look on the heavy brush on points and docks on the lake. Down lake use the Bass Pro Enticer jig in black and blue or all black 1/2 ounce jig and a larger Pro Pork Trailer by Uncle Josh on the heavy cover. The Zoom water melon seed lizards on a Carolina rig is a good choice fished slowly. On creeks on old channels, use a Culprit green shad worm on a Texas rig with the tungsten weight and a glass bead for the extra sound. Work baits right on the bank around any cover and off the sides of points. Later each day, work the creek banks and use a Shad Rap or a Rat L Trap in the shad colors casting anything to the bank cover.
November 24, 2011
LAKE RUSSELL IS DOWN 2.6 FEET, CLEAR & 62DEGREES
Bass fishing is fair and there are not a lot of anglers on the lake. Bass are in the backs of the creeks lake wide and use the Lowrance Structure Scan technology to see the creek ledges where the fish are holding. Later each day on rocky points, use crank baits in blues and shad colors. Add a jig and pig combination for all day fishing and head into the backs of the major creeks. Look for any warm water flowing into the creeks. The Bill Norman Little N is working in a stop and go retrieve and dont hesitate to cast this lure right on the back. On any lay down work this lure through the trees as slowly as possible and tick the lures off the tree limbs. Also use the larger Stanley jigs in the 1/2 ounce sizes with brown, dark blue and black combinations. Add the larger Uncle Josh Pro pork trailer and work every limb with this lure as well. See our web site for Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass DVD on sale.
November 24, 2011
LAKE SEMINOLE IS DOWN ONE FOOT, CLEAR, 65 DEGREES BY MATT BATY
Bass fishing is fair. There are bass after the lipless crankbaits on the main lake. To cash in on this bite, you need to use a Spro Aruku Shad 75 in old glory color on 20 lb. Sunline fluorocarbon. The best places to fish the bait are on grass points on the main lake. The grass has actually started dying back already, and in some of these places it may be underwater. This is where your Lowrance electronics especially with a Navionics chip will aid anglers find humps and points. This time of year, the fish really just prefer a steady retrieve with the bait. Another pattern that is working well is to fish a spinnerbait in these same areas or a soft plastic jerkbait. A good spinnerbait to use is a 1/2 ounce Strikezone Lure Company Edgebuster spinnerbait in chartreuse/white or bumble bee. The best soft plastic jerkbait to use is a 6 inch Big Bite Baits Jerk Minnow in glow silver on a 6/0 EWG Gamakatsu Hook. Learn how to use the Lowrance Structure Scan and Down Scan technology with Southern Fishing On the Water fishing schools.
November 24, 2011
LAKE GEORGE IS DOWN 2.94 FEET, 72 DEGREES AND CLEAR
Bass fishing is fair and head to the creeks. Use the jig in all black and a black pork trailer and see how the fish react to shallow wood structure with this bait. Use a larger dark u tail worm on a Texas rig. Larger jigs with a pork trailer will work on the docks. These deeper docks have new brush and the fish have to force fed. Pitch and flip worms or jigs around and in this heavy brush. Look for any brush on the points and docks on the lake. Down lake use the Enticer black and blue or all black 1/2 ounce jig and a larger Pro Pork Trailer by Uncle Josh on the heavy cover. The gourd green u tail Zoom worms on a Texas rig is fair. Concentrate on any wood early then move to the grass beds later in the day.
November 24, 2011
LAKE WEISS IS DOWN 4.01 FEET, 53 DEGREES & CLEAR BY COLLINS GUIDE SERVICE
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Bass fishing is good and the largemouth bass are really biting great and have moved shallow in the coves and bays, look for any brush or stumps in 4 feet of water or less. Shallow running crank baits, spinner baits and Rat L Traps in shad patterns are working great. Spotted bass are on main lake points and secondary points and humps, road beds and shallow river channel ledges, soft plastics like the Senko worm in green pumpkin with a chartreuse tail is catching a lot of good spots. The upper Coosa River is also producing some great bass, the spots are out on the main river channel chasing shad, shallow to medium running crank baits are working awesome on these aggressive fish.
Striper fishing is fair and they are showing up in the main lake on river channel ledges 8-14 feet deep. Live shad down lined and free lined, trolled slowly on the old Coosa river channel is producing best.
Crappie fishing is Good and a lot of larger crappie have shown up on the old river channel ledges in the main lake and Little River and the Chattooga River, spider rigging with minnows 12-14 feet deep is really producing some good fish with a lot of under size fish. Look for the fishing to really get hot over the next few weeks. The crappie have started moving away from the docks, but they are still holding a lot of smaller fish. The upper Coosa River is starting to turn on. The crappie have moved out to the main river channel in the stumps and log jams.
November 24, 2011
LAKE SINCLAIR IS DOWN 1.51 FEET, 68 DEGREES, MOSTLY STAINED.
Bass fishing is fair and the fish are hitting buzz baits and spinner baits early in the morning, mainly in the central and upper lake. Some larger fish will take a one half ounce tandem gold blade Stanley spinner bait or a one half ounce buzz bait, both with white skirts. Blow downs and brushy docks located on or near the main river and creek banks are now working as more of the big fish are leaving the spawning flats. Some of these fish won’t hit until several casts have been made to the same dock or blow down. Wake the spinner bait over the cover before slowing down and bumping into it. Later in the morning, try slow rolling a one quarter or three eights ounce spinner bait around brushy docks, under water stumps or blow downs. Work the bait out to about 8 feet deep and try to keep it within inches of the bottom. Texas or Carolina rigged worms and lizards are also working in the same areas. One half ounce Rat L Traps in chrome blue and Carolina rigs are catching fish on primary or secondary points. Down lake in the clearer water, a Zoom Super Fluke will work around any type cover, including docks, until the sun is high. After that, fish worms slow.
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November 24, 2011
LAKE OCONEE IS DOWN 3.1 FEET, 61 DEGREES AND CLEAR.
Bass fishing is good. With the worm weather this past week the fishing has been improving every day. The fish are in the back of the creeks and main lake coves. The fish are on any structure with wood the best. Early in the day a white buzz bait is still working on the sea walls and rip rap. After an hr. or so switch to a small crank bait and fish it around docks and wood structure from the middle of the creeks and coves to the back of the creeks and coves. Watch the back of the coves for schooling fish. A few schools are showing up in the back of the major creeks late in the day. Keep an eye on the weather. Things can change fast this time of year if we get a strong cold front come through.
Lake Oconee Line Side report brought to you by Mark Smith at Reel Time Guide Service. 404-803-0741. wwwreeltimeguideservice.com
Line side fishing is good to excellent. The fish have shown up this past week from the 44 bridge to River Bend. The early morning bite has been off of the charts most days. If Georgia Power is moving water you can run out of bait fast. The fish are starting to school. Use your Lowrance to locate the schools. When you find the fish drop the live bait to them. Down lines are out producing the flat lines this week. We always keep an umbrella rig ready for a change of pace. This is also the time of year that the spoon bite is very strong. Also keep several spoons ready and will fish them with the live bait. Now would be a good time to take a child fishing. Sugar Creek has the Capt. Mac umbrella rigs in stock along with Okuma line counter reels and Okuma striper rods and a complete line of striper gear. They also have a complete line of Zoom baits on hand. If you like to see the Lowrance HDS units in action give me a call and we can show you how it works. You can have an on the water demo. 404-803-0741
Crappie fishing is fair. The crappie are showing up in the middle of the major creek. Live bait is the best bet for loading the cooler. Use your Lowrance to locate the fish and drop a live shad down. Keep moving until you locate the fish. They are scattered all over the major creeks but when you find them they will feed. Remember to come to the 2012 Atlanta Boat show for the free fishing seminars. Mark Smith will be there on Friday and Saturday.
November 24, 2011
JACKSON LAKE IS DOWN 4.1 FEET, LIGHT STAIN & 63 DEGREES
Bass fishing is fair and the rivers are slightly stained. Work the heavy brush on points and docks on the lake. Use the Stanley dark green or all black 1/2 ounce jig and a larger Bo Hawg pork trailer, on the heavy cover. Cast a dark red and black Texas rigged Berkley Power worm in the larger sizes slowly worked on the docks on the lower lake. The up river bass are better later each day. Slow roll a spinner bait with a dual willow leaf blade combination in golds on points. Use larger dark worms over the grass and around docks can get a strike, but later each day with the warming waters. Sea walls can produce but they should have a dock close by to be more productive. See our web site for Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass DVD on sale.
Our DVD, Rods, Reels and Lures for Bass is now on sale for only $ 25.00 including shipping. Send a check payable to Southern Fishing Schools Inc. to: Southern Fishing Schools Inc to 106 Hickory Ridge Drive, Cumming Georgia. Please allow 14 days for delivery.
The 2012 Atlanta Boat Show is January 12-15, 2011 at the Georgia World Congress Center. Come and see our fishing seminars. We will post the topics soon.
The Great Southern Fishing Show will be held at the North Atlanta Trade Center January 121-22, 2011. We have shallow water seminars, fly fishing, guide trips and much more. Seminars will be posted soon.
Ken Sturdivant, Lowrance Professional Fishing Staff will be conducting FREE! Sonar Seminars at Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Lawrenceville Georgia. The BASICS OF SONAR seminars are held on the last Saturday of each month at 2pm. All seminars are subject to change without notice.
If you would like to have a free set up sheet for your sonar, send me an e mail to kensturdivant@earthlink.net and ask for the Sonar Setup Quick List. See the new Lowrance machines at www.lowrance.com. Lowrance Announces New Mark-4 and Elite-4 machines.
We have these BASS FISHING books for sale: BASS FISHING LAKE LANIER, BASS FISHING LAKE ALLATOONA, BASS FISHING WEST POINT LAKE, BASS FISHING LAKE RUSSELL, BASS FISHING WEST POINT LAKE and BASS FISHING LAKE HARTWELL. These books are written exclusively for Bass and each book covers every week of the year. Each book $ 39.00. If you would like a sample of any book, send us an e mail to kensturdivant@earthlink.net. Our mailing address is: Southern Fishing Schools Inc. 106 Hickory Ridge, Cumming Georgia 30040.
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Post thanksgiving striper trip
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Fishing is heating up!
Sailfish, marlin, dorado and yellow fin tuna have confirmed up in significant figures. Previous week sailfish raises averaged among 22 and 38 per day. Schools of yellow fin tuna had been swimming between the spinner dolphins and averaged amongst ten and 25 lbs. Blue drinking water has been relocating nearer to shore. On a 50 % day trip aboard Furioso, our clientele, Kevin Rowley and household elevated 11 sails, launched nine and caught 3 wonderful dorado in only four several hours. Very last Sunday 6 blue marlin ended up unveiled. The month of December is a fantastic time to fish for sailfish and marlin. Occur pay a visit to us and have a fantastic vacation excursion!
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Jody and Susy return to Guatemala and have a great fishing day!
Susy and I received a well deserved day of catching (not fishing) in our very first trip because returning from the States. We are now the following for the rest of the period with our return tickets booked for next April.
Fishing aboard Furioso, we ran to a common and normally productive location. We identified the biggest group of spinner dolphins I have ever noticed and we hoped yellow fin tuna were swimming beneath. But following an hour and a 50 percent all we had to demonstrate ended up two great dorados, one particular pushing twenty five lbs. In spite of all the spinners and probable tuna, we determined to pick up and head more offshore. We ran for nearly an hour with out viewing far more spinners but the drinking water looked blue and we decided to set our lines in the water and troll. Three teasers and two baits went into the spread and in minutes sails had been hitting the teasers. Susy pitched baits, hooked and launched two extremely large sails! We sighted two marlin playing with the teasers but couldnt get them to take in a pitched bait. Right after some time had gone by, one of the trolled ballyhoo got wacked. I dropped the line back again, pondering it was probably a sail and to my wonderful shock ended up hooking a 300 lb blue marlin on 30 lb exam! Fish on! The blue exploded from the drinking water in a sequence of jumps and took the boat entirely about. Following a one ½ hr fight of jumps and deep dives I finally was ready to release the blue. The two of us have been exhausted. In that time the boat had moved 3 miles and we discovered an additional large university of spinner dolphins. It was now 2:forty five pm and we had been 47 miles offshore. We put out two daisy chain teasers, three cedar plugs and that was all we needed to catch 16 yellowfins ranging from 20 to forty lbs. We picked up at 3:28pm, two minutes forward of routine and headed property with 2 good dorado and the sixteen yellowfins packed on ice.
What a wonderful welcome house journey. The area we fished was loaded with bait and in the days given that has been creating many pictures of sailfish and marlin.
Appears like another excellent season in Guatemala! Arrive go to us!
Capt Jody Elswick.
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South Carolina DNR saltwater fishing report 11-24
Saltwater Fishing Trends:
Little River – Grand Strand – Charleston – Beaufort – Tides – S.Do. maritime recreational fishing laws (PDF file). Saltwater Fishing License website.
Fishing trends courtesy www.SCFishingReport.com. Verify the site for modern updates and in depth reports.
Tiny River
A couple of spot have been caught as properly as some bluefish, flounder, whiting and pompano.
Grand Strand
Flounder: Great. In the creeks, off the seaside and close to jetties the fish have turned on. Pulling stay mud minnows or finger mullet on the bottom, especially close to structure with shifting drinking water, will catch fish.
Charleston (unchanged from Nov. 17)
Haddrell’s Level reports the sheepshead bite has turned on total swing. Redfish bite has been great for the most portion. Reds are schooling in excellent quantities at low tide on the mud flats, but are also even now holding about framework in strong figures. Stay shrimp, minnows, Gulp! jerkshads, and ZMAN PaddlerZ have all been alternatives for baits to toss to them. The fall trout bite has still been a small little bit inconsistent, but Haddrell’s Position studies anglers trolling delicate plastics alongside the financial institutions near high tide and producing fifteen-25 fish in a trip. ZMAN MinnowZ, reside shrimp under a rattle float, DOA shrimp, and the notorious Chicken on a Chain have all been solide bets for tangling with some specks.
Beaufort (unchanged from Nov. 17)
Captain Dan Utley reviews the incoming tide is greatest to fish because the drinking water has started to awesome. Also, the winds have calmed a bit the drinking water is beginning to distinct so artificial baits like Gulp Shrimp in the New Penny shade are working wonderful. Fish the grass edges on the soaring h2o and also back in the grass as the drinking water gets increased. On very low tide Redfish are also starting their schooling pattern and can be caught with 1/4 ounce jigs and a Gulp Shrimp or Gold Spoons. The very best time of the yr for sight fishing Redfish is correct all around the corner.
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South Carolina DNR freshwater fishing report 11-23
Fishing Data
StriperFishing trends courtesy www.SCFishingReport.com. Check out the site for current updates and thorough reports.
Mountains Area
Lake Jocassee:
Black Bass: Reasonable to excellent. Fish are starting to transfer back into creeks and coves following the bait and some schooling exercise is commencing to be noticed. The baitfish need to carry on to bunch up tighter and tighter and the bass motion ought to keep on to boost for the subsequent thirty day period.
Trout: Slow. Try out trolling minnows and spoons about 80 ft deep.
Lake Keowee:
Largemouth Bass: Truthful. Deep drop shotting and fishing shakey head worms will also catch fish and in ten-thirty ft using a 3/16 ounce Falcon Lures shakey head jig with a watermelon seed worm.
Lake Hartwell:
Crappie: Sluggish. Try setting out lights at evening in the Martins Creek region and fishing 12-20 ft deep with minnows.
Striped and Hybrid Bass: Gradual. Fish are shifting into greater creeks. Go with freelining, planer boards and downlines in 20-35 feet of h2o.
Largemouth Bass: Truthful. Creek fishing need to be respectable until temperatures get extremely cold, but the styles are generally unchanged from current months.
Catfish: Excellent. Channel catfish can be identified 20 ft down with nightcrawlers even though the blues are moving into the creeks about 17-twenty five feet. Use gizzards and shad for blues.
Piedmont Area
Lake Russell:
Largemouth and Noticed Bass: Honest. Spotted bass can be had on main lake details in 12-eighteen feet of drinking water. Use a spot remover with a finesse worm in cotton candy or green pumpkin color. Schooling action continues to be documented on the main river channel in which bass are keying in on colleges of small shad. When these fish are on the prime forged for them with a Very small Torpedo, but fishing a spoon or drop shot rig vertically in 15-twenty five ft of water in the locations where they demonstrate themselves is also efficient.
Striper: Truthful. Fishing patterns are the fairly considerably the identical as modern weeks, but some birds are arriving, which will make it less complicated to track down fish.
Lake Thurmond:
Bream: Good. The Herring Hut reviews that shellcracker are staying caught in the lake off long sloping points with mussels. Fish with nightcrawlers on the bottom. Under the dam in the Savannah River the bream bite is beginning fish aside from ledges fifteen-17 ft deep.
Largemouth Bass: Excellent. Fish around grass for greatest benefits in 15 ft of h2o. Use spinner bait and jigs, but the crucial is grass.
Striper: Honest. Fish are midway to the again of creeks with some reviews of nine and eleven pound fish. Planer boards, downlines and freelines are making. Very best motion about Raysville and the South Carolina Tiny River. No reports of a lot schooling.
Crappie: Good. Fish all around Raysville and the South Carolina Little River. Check the creeks and fish with minnows in sixteen-20 ft of h2o alongside creek channels.
Lake Wylie:
White perch: Excellent. The finest wager stays fishing modest minnows on the bottom from 18-22 ft deep.
Largemouth Bass: Fair. Related pattern as in weeks earlier, but fish have move about halfway up the creeks subsequent shad. Jerk baits and grubs should commence catching on soon.
Midlands Place
Lake Greenwood:
Catfish: Very good. Drifting minimize bait and shrimp in eighteen-28 feet of water alongside the river channel and throughout details and humps will catch the two quantities of fish and very good sized channel cats. A massive flathead or two could be mixed in with the catch. Catfish can also be caught by lender fishermen utilizing minimize bait or worms consider suspending the bait somewhat off the bottom with a float to imitate a Santee drifting rig.
Largemouth Bass: Great. Some schooling documented with bass scattered all over the lake. Popping a bug powering a cork or jigging off details near universities are each making. Also try a berry spoon. Fish ought to be moving shallow shortly.
Crappie: Honest. Crappie looks to have moved from deep brush piles into channels in about the ten foot depth variety. Use jigs in 6 to sixteen ft and try out spider rigging.
Lake Monticello: (unchanged from Nov. 17)
Catfish: Great. Anchoring over ledges holding baitfish and catfish and fishing with minimize bait continues to be efficient. Depth is not really crucial proper now but be certain that there are baitfish before environment up. Remember, patience is important.
Lake Wateree:
Largemouth Bass: Gradual, but enhancing. Comply with the shad to find bass.
Crappie: Really very good. Fish close to Dutchman’s Creek to the higher dam for finest final results. The fish are all alongside the previous river channel with some days in the channel and some on the ledge. Minnows and jigs are doing work just off the bottom.
Lake Murray: (unchanged from Nov. 17)
Catfish: Slowing. The fishing has slowed down for catfish, but is nevertheless first rate. Drifting lower bait in 20-35 feet of h2o via huge feeder creeks is producing. Minimize herring is tough to conquer as a bait choice on Lake Murray.
Largemouth Bass: Truthful. The greatest bite is coming in clear water with poor benefits in stained water. Get on the points early and then to the docks when the solar rises. Fish are shallow, but deep. Rocky locations are the very best with shakey head worms and jigs.
Striper: Truthful. Lots of space to appear for fish from mid-lake up to Black’s Bridge (Hwy. 391). Some schooling noted so search for the birds. Use planer boards, drifting with stay herring and downlines in 20-thirty feet of drinking water.
Shellcracker: Truthful. Finest final results in four-ten feet of water. Crickets and nightcrawlers usually make very good bait selections.
Crappie: Truthful. Fish in four-10 ft around brush in a creek mouth. Minnows and jigs are the bait of selection.
Santee Cooper Method
Bream: Very good. Fish above deep brushpiles in the 22-24 foot range. Nightcrawlers are a great bait. Striped Bass: Very good . In the morning great schooling activity is becoming reported and the relaxation of the day totally free-lining live bait seems to be the important.
Catfish: Good. Very good catches are becoming reported each deep and shallow. Proper now deep drinking water indicates thirty-forty feet and shallow drinking water is 4-10 ft deep. Shallow drinking water is greater at night, even with chilly winds, since the drinking water is typically as well apparent for very good day time fishing nevertheless, the shallows will also make for the duration of the day when there is some wind to break up the surface. On nights when there is latest in the diversion canal that region can be sizzling. The best baits consist of lower herring, shad and mullet and the two drifting and anchoring will work.
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Off the Hook Charters report , Hilton Head 11-22
11/22 Pic Of The Day!
A excellent day of fishing early this morning catching some nice redfish and tiny flounder.
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eleven/21 Pic’s Of The Day!
An additional photograph best day today! Pictured higher than Steve Mclain with a great redfish
caught on the excellent ole’ gold spoon. Pictured below my morning journey with John Searles
who caught a redfish on the fly that had a cork hooked up to the fish! Unreal!
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11/20 Pic’s Of The Day!
What A Ideal Day! It does not get any much better! We had oil slick problems and
there were fish just about everywhere! I had 2 fantastic journeys today morning and the afternoon
with three generations of red fishers on board! Pictured previously mentioned and below are just
a few of the genuinely wonderful redfish we caught . Household Exciting!
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Capt Brian Vaughn
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Tuna Fever Charters Manteo 11-24
Today Maxwell went again to the 800 line and he stayed at the north conclude of the very hot drinking water for the day. He did a very good issue as well due to the fact Byron Greene (now he is a single lucky man anyway) and his crew had a fantastic catch – 17 body fat yellowfin and you gotta adore that!!
We are fishing by means of december four this yr and I am opening up days for 2012 Wednesday. Billy and Bert are open up appropriate now on November 27, 29 and thirty and December two and 4. Tight Lines!
11/19/2011
Ping Pong day. Thats what maxwell states and he should know because Bert told him. Hehe. Special Thank you to Greg and the crew from Conbraco who presented to shell out the extra gasoline value to operate all above h&%%’s 50 percent acre to find the bite. The Tuna fever went to the 540 initial and picked off a simple on t 550, 565 and 575 and Maxwell held 1 ear on the radio all day with boats to the north and other individuals to the south. The south bite went off 1st and they ran – then the north bite and they ran back again due to the fact there was not significantly ado to the suthard. In the finish they chased the yellowfin 34 miles but ended up with a very good catch of 10 tuna up to 55 lbs. Yeah! Tight Lines!
Tuna Fever Charters
135 Berry Road
Manteo, NC 27954
Oregon Inlet Fishing center
252/473-1097 (Ph) 800/272-5199 (OIFC)
http://www.tunafever.com/index.aspx
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Pointrunner charters, Oregon Inlet 11-22
Even though we caugh adequate to enjoy some excellent meals, the previous couple of days have not developed really a lot of fish for us. There have been some excellent catches amongst the fleet but it appears to be feast of famine. If your are the 1st boat to pass more than a faculty, you will get many bites, but following that, the fish appear to get skittish. We hope to be luckier tomorrow. Thank you for checking in. The Mako pictured underneath was a 90 pounder.
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eleven-22-eleven located some tuna
We took a track to the NE up to the triple zero’s and located some yellowfin tuna. The fishfinder lit up with marks a number of times….not often getting a bite, but our crew was pretty pleased with the catch and the tranquil seas. Ideally these fish will be moving nearer to Oregon Inlet. Thanks to Christian, Jessica, Tripp, and Steve for fishing aboard Position Runner today.
Capt Danny Wadsworth
Co-Capt/Mate Greg Erwin
252-473-3773
800-272-5199 (be positive to ask for Position Runner)
Point Runner
Oregon Inlet NC
http://www.pointrunner.com/
252-473-3773
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