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Paree4g63
06-25-2008, 11:55 PM
Fishing is one of my great hobbies; just got back from Oconee Lake awhile ago. Had a big ass catfish but couldn't pull it up onto where I was at since I was on the pier. Next time I'mma bring a net. Anyways, What are some great hotspots you anglers and outdoor people like to go and works. I was gonna try Lake Hartwell & Seminole sometime soon. So far I've tried Buford Dam, chatahoochee river, jones bridge park. Got tired of catching trout and would like some bass this time. :goodjob: Deep sea fishing is my ultimate task sometime in the future.
9ussy
06-26-2008, 02:21 AM
try hartwell.. i've caught plenty of hybrids there..
stephen
06-26-2008, 03:47 AM
man! fishing is my new hobby! i've been fishing atleast once a week for the past month or two. i really suck at it, but i still enjoy myself. i haven't been anywhere up north, but i've been to a lot of spots south of atlanta. i went to lake sinclair and caught a decent amount of catfish and brim. there's a park in conyers call "black shoals." the last time i was there, there was a guy a few yards away from me, who caught about 20 hybrids. there's also a dam a few miles east of covington, i can't remember the name of it for the life of me, but i know EXACTLY how to get there. it's owned by georgia power, and there's a large section on it that's a park area. there's a pier for you to fish off of right behind the damn. i went there twice and had some luck with brim, bass, and carp. the brim there bit on wax worms, the bass i caught with a minnow, and i used some corn for the carp (that's illegal i think though). that place is beautiful too man. you should pm me sometime man, i'd be more than happy to fish with you.
Paree4g63
06-26-2008, 05:54 PM
try hartwell.. i've caught plenty of hybrids there..
I heard there are lots of spots but which one is thee best? I'd prefer closest to the border but let me know.
Paree4g63
06-26-2008, 05:56 PM
man! fishing is my new hobby! i've been fishing atleast once a week for the past month or two. i really suck at it, but i still enjoy myself. i haven't been anywhere up north, but i've been to a lot of spots south of atlanta. i went to lake sinclair and caught a decent amount of catfish and brim. there's a park in conyers call "black shoals." the last time i was there, there was a guy a few yards away from me, who caught about 20 hybrids. there's also a dam a few miles east of covington, i can't remember the name of it for the life of me, but i know EXACTLY how to get there. it's owned by georgia power, and there's a large section on it that's a park area. there's a pier for you to fish off of right behind the damn. i went there twice and had some luck with brim, bass, and carp. the brim there bit on wax worms, the bass i caught with a minnow, and i used some corn for the carp (that's illegal i think though). that place is beautiful too man. you should pm me sometime man, i'd be more than happy to fish with you.
It sounds like you live hella far from me; haha. I've never been to conyers or covington or near that area. I'm close to the Mall of Ga; about 20 minute drive. Just wanting to know some hotspots & techniques since I am not an expert.
americanctm
06-26-2008, 06:30 PM
Lake Allatoona, Banks Lake, Blue Ridge Lake, Chatuge Lake, Hartwell Lake, J. Strom Thurmond Lake, Lake Blackshear, Lake Jackson, Lake Seminole, and Nottely Lake are all really good and notable bass fishing lakes. Just look them up and see which is closest to you.
I love bass fishing but prefer trout fishing. Places like D ick's Creek and Conasauga River are really great places. I've never been to Conasauga River but its suppose to be one of the top 100 trout streams in the nation.
Make sure you have your fishing license and legal bait and hooks. Good luck.:goodjob:
9ussy
06-26-2008, 10:44 PM
I heard there are lots of spots but which one is thee best? I'd prefer closest to the border but let me know.
i can't remenber the what the place is called but i can find out.. i use to walk about half a mile, then climb down big rocks to the island... it use to be real hot on the island.. but i quit going bc the water rose up and we couldn't get on the island no more.. but i'm pretty sure you can get on it now. lol.. i'll let you know..
Paree4g63
06-26-2008, 10:57 PM
Lake Allatoona, Banks Lake, Blue Ridge Lake, Chatuge Lake, Hartwell Lake, J. Strom Thurmond Lake, Lake Blackshear, Lake Jackson, Lake Seminole, and Nottely Lake are all really good and notable bass fishing lakes. Just look them up and see which is closest to you.
I love bass fishing but prefer trout fishing. Places like D ick's Creek and Conasauga River are really great places. I've never been to Conasauga River but its suppose to be one of the top 100 trout streams in the nation.
Make sure you have your fishing license and legal bait and hooks. Good luck.:goodjob:
Yea, I've been catching trout in the past 2 months and got tired of how too easy it was. I'd like to catch some stripers, bass, walleyes and BIG FISH! If only I had a boat!!! I've only been using the usual small/big worms lately.
00CelicaGT
06-26-2008, 11:48 PM
i live on the southside and i go fishing every weekend at either high falls state park or indian springs. the both have lots of cat fish, hybrid bass, large mouth bass, brim, and crapie. they also rent boats for $20 all day use. if anyone ever wants to go fishing PM me and we'll link up and do some fishing.
Paree4g63
06-27-2008, 03:41 PM
i live on the southside and i go fishing every weekend at either high falls state park or indian springs. the both have lots of cat fish, hybrid bass, large mouth bass, brim, and crapie. they also rent boats for $20 all day use. if anyone ever wants to go fishing PM me and we'll link up and do some fishing.
$20 boat rentals... sounds hella good. where @? i'd like to do some fishn.. but it can't be too far from me.
YoTa_BoX
06-27-2008, 04:17 PM
This is my 2 days worth down at West Point Lake. the 2 pics are diff Bunches of fish. I am in a boat yes..but i know Fishing off the bank Is really good as well. Fish with Live bait Pref Minnows. If your on a Boat Find some tree Tops on the Depth finder and drop them about 15-20 feet down.
Kelly
06-27-2008, 04:32 PM
Blue Ridge Lake
Woo........ :goodjob: :yes: :bump: :super: :sunshine: :look: :yay: :cool:
that is all...
Paree4g63
06-27-2008, 06:39 PM
This is my 2 days worth down at West Point Lake. the 2 pics are diff Bunches of fish. I am in a boat yes..but i know Fishing off the bank Is really good as well. Fish with Live bait Pref Minnows. If your on a Boat Find some tree Tops on the Depth finder and drop them about 15-20 feet down.
That's a good collection right there. I'd love to have that much on a weekends worth. All these lakes i've never heard of; i'm missing out!
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