LAKE
ALLATOONA IS DOWN 5.2 FEET, CLEAR AND 68 DEGREES
This Lake Allatoona bass fishing report has been brought to you exclusively by Craig Miller from The Dugout.
Bass fishing is good. Start your day by fishing main lake flats and
points in the midsection of the lake with a Davis spinner bait
in peacock color. Casting a jerk bait in these same areas will
also produce fish. As the morning progresses, work your way to
the steep rock banks. Cast a Shaky Head or small jig in green
or brown colors to these banks. Fish this bait slowly to attract
bites. If you like to fish a crank bait, paralleling these same
banks with a Bandit 300 in chartreuse black back or sparkle ghost
will also catch fish. Be sure to use a stop and go retrieve with
the crank bait. If you find shad on these banks, you can also
break out the Float ‘N Fly. For the past few weeks we have
been catching numbers on a 1/16 ounce. white colored Red Rooster
Fly. Fish this bait on a 10 to 12 foot leader. When the bait
fish appear to be right on the bottom, this is a great time to
fish a drop shot. Use a Robo Worm Alive Shad in morning dawn
color. Be sure to use a 3/8 to ½ ounce weight so that
you can get the bait to the fish on the bottom quickly.
This striper and hybrid report fishing report has been brought to you exclusively by Robert Eidson of First Bite Guide Service, 770 827-6282. eidson6260@comcast.net.
Lines
side fishing is good for hybrids, and small stripes, fair for
white bass, We are still catching hybrids just not as many as
weeks past. The best bite is mid lake, from Kellogg Creek up
to Stamp Creek. The Allatoona Creek and Little River arms are
dead right. Fish right on the edge of the river channel either
trolling single jigs up in the water column or with down rods
18 to 35 feet down, depending on where you're marking fish. The
schools are real tightly bunched. If you get the down rods in
the right place you have a good chance to double up. The white
bass are schooling up on top early morning and then again right
before dark. These ½ pound to 1¾ pound whites are
coming up in big schools but this action can be hit or miss.
Use tiny buck tails on light line for a lot of fun. Some days
they are coming up everywhere and then the next day nothing,
just ride until you find them. Use a popping corks or a Jr spook
to catch these small line-sides. We still have a few of good
days open for Oct if you would like to book a trip please give
me a call at 770 827 to 6282 or visit www.lakeallatoonafishing.net
This Lake Allatoona striper and hybrid report fishing report has
been brought to you exclusively by Robert Eidson of First Bite
Guide Service, 770 827 6282 www.firstbiteguideservice.com Lake
Allatoona, email: eidson6260@comcast.net.
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