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Carters Lake Striper and Hybrid Fishing Report
2007-02-28 13:56:15
Carters Lake, Georgia - Freshwater Fishing Report
Lake Carters
This 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, Georgia email: eidson6260@comcast.net.
STRIPERS The is is GOOD for big fish. And numbers are starting to pick up to...The south end of the lake is holding good numbers of stripers right now. The key to catching these fish right now is getting your baits up shallow. Run your planners board right up on the bank. These fish are holding in water that is only 2-4 feet deep right now.. The humps out in front of Fisher is a great place to start.... www.firstbiteguideservice.com
Trolling is really starting to heat up. Troll your u-rigs over main lake points and hold on... March is a good month for me when it comes to trolling....
I still got some good days open for March. Give me a call and lets go catch a lake record.........www.firstbiteguideservice.com 770 827-6282
Fish Species: Stripers
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Water Temperature: 48
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About The Author: Captain Robert Eidson
Company: First Bite Guide Service
Area Reporting: North Georgia and Tennessee Lakes
Bio: Robert Eidson operates First Bite Guide Service has been serving customers for 6 years. He is one of only a handful of guides with experience providing services on more than one lake or river. First Bite Guide Service offers clients access to world-class striper waters in North Georgia and Tennessee. These waters have consistently produced large numbers of fish as well as trophy-sized stripers and hybrids. We tailor guided trips to target the specific objectives of our clients, whether young children and families looking for an exciting morning of fishing or a seasoned angler looking for a 30+ pound trophy.
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