Lake Lanier

The Lake Lanier Striper Fishing bite is on fire right now. The fish are starting to move out of their summer pattern as the water temp cools. Fish have been hitting top water early, all over the south end of the lake. Down lines are still producing good catches at about 30-50 feet below the boat. Also, I've still been catching a few on umbrella rigs. Spotted Bass have been smashing top water as well. Focus on main lake humps and bush piles. Work a Fluke or a spook over these humps and brush piles, or simply look for breaking fish. I'll see you on the water.

Lake Allatoona

The striper fishing has been fairly good. As the temperature cools, the fish have been pushing shad into the mouths of creeks and back into the creeks. On down lines the fish are being caught 30-40 feet below the boat. The lead core and umbrella rig bite is still hot. Start at mid lake and work your way down. I'm still pulling in good numbers but as the temperature cools down fishing should become more active.

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About The Author: Captain Scott Collins

Company: Gettin' Lucky Fishing

Area Reporting: Lake Lanier, Lake Allatoona, Carters Lake

Bio: My name is Captain Scott Collins I have been fishing Lake Lanier for 15 years. I am U.S Coast Guard certified Captain, which means I'm CPR certified and very safety oriented. My knowledge for boating, and the waters I fish is vast. Fishing has always been my passion. It is a sport centered around fellowship and relaxation. Family and faith are two values I hold close to me. I feel truly blessed to be living out my life long dream as a Charter Captain on Lake Lanier, Lake Allatoona, and Carter's Lake.

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