Georgia Fishing
Walking the Dog in the Fall
by Jay Striker Topwater fishing is one of the best ways to catch fish in the fall. When the water … Oct 7th, 2018
Fishing the Transition – October on Lake Lanier
by Jimbo Mathley October on Lake Lanier means transition. Often you can find fish shallow and in the mid-depth ranges. … Oct 7th, 2018
Fall Angling Is Here
by Andrew A. Cox October is one of the best months of the year for angling. The water is beginning … Oct 7th, 2018
Where Are All the Fish?
By Capt. Cefus McRae, Nuts & Bolts of Fishing Series When you consider the size of our regional lakes, coastal … Oct 7th, 2018
Fall is Almost Here! Improvise, Adapt and Overcome
Oconee On The Fly by Capt. Wayne Moore USCG Everyone here on Oconee (especially the guides) is anxiously awaiting fall, … Oct 7th, 2018
Fall Trout and N.C. Delay Harvest
by James Bradley October is usually the start of the fall trout season. Cooler air temperatures will allow those slightly … Oct 7th, 2018Wall of Fame
ATLANTA FISHING REPORTS & FORECAST
Lake Eufaula
by Capt Sam Williams Water temperature: upper 80’s, water level: 189.87 msl, clarity: slight stain to clear. Steady water levels … Oct 7th, 2018
Lake Chatuge
by Eric Welch Water temperature: 81 degrees, lake level: 2.5 below full pool, clarity: clear. The lake is starting to drop … Oct 7th, 2018
Chattooga River
by Karl Ekberg The start to fall fishing here on the rivers around Chattooga River Fly Shop is great! The … Oct 7th, 2018
Lake Seminole
by Paul Tyre Water temperature: 88 degrees, lake level: 6″ below full pool, clarity: stained and clearing. Lake Seminole has been … Oct 7th, 2018
Lake Nottely
by Shane Goebel, Big Ol’ Fish Guiding Service October in the North Georgia Mountains is a fantastic time to hit … Oct 7th, 2018
