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- Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Outdoors
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Rains help lake rise rapidly
Water temperatures are up from last week and are around 51-53 degrees. The lake level is up almost two feet from last week and is at 1,060.25 feet or 12.62 below a full pool of 1,071 and is rising. The main lake water is slightly stained, and the creeks and rivers are stained to muddy from recent rains. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Fishing warms up with the weather
Water temperatures have actually risen a little and are right around 50 degrees. The lake level is holding steady at 1,058.38 feet, or 12.62 feet below a full pool of 1,071.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Stripers shallow, bass move deeper
Water temperatures are in the upper 40's. The lake level has risen again and is at 1,058.16 or 12.84 below a full pool of 1,071.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Lake levels rise for the new year
Water temperatures have fallen into the low 50s. The Corps has decreased water releases while the rainfall remains steady, which is good news. The lake level has actually risen more than a foot and is at 1,057.55 or 13.45 below a full pool of 1,071 and still rising. The main lake water is clear to stained, and the creeks and rivers are stained in the mouths and very stained to muddy in the backs from recent rains. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Bass wishes for your Christmas fishing
Water temperatures are in the mid 50's. The lake level has stayed steady thanks to this week's rain and is at 1,056.34 or 14.66 below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake water is clear and the creeks and rivers are slightly stained in the mouths, and stained to muddy in the backs from the rains. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Fish fill their bellies as winter approaches
Water temperatures are in the mid-50's. The lake level dropped less with this week's rain and is right around 1,056.49 or 14.51 below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake water is clear and the creeks and rivers are slightly stained. The river below Buford dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Late fall fishing can be fantastic
Water temps are in the mid 50's. The lake level continues to drop about six inches each week and is right around 1,056.84 or 14.26 below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is clear to stained, and the creeks and rivers are slightly stained. The river below Buford dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: December brings consistent catches
Water temperatures are in the upper 50s. The lake level continues to drop and is right around 1,057.48 feet, or 13.52 below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is clear to stained and the creeks and rivers are slightly stained. The river below Buford dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Bass are feeding in varying depths
Water temps are in the upper 50s. The lake level is 1,058 or 12.61 feet below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is clear to stained and the creeks and rivers are slightly stained. The river below Buford Dam is stained.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Thanksgiving usually a good time to catch bass
Lake Lanier water temperatures are in the upper 50s. The Corps is pulling out a lot of water and the lake level is at 1,059.20 feet, or 11.80 below a full pool of 1,071. As mentioned in the recent article in The Times, it looks as if we can expect to drop 6 inches a week through the winter unless we see some significant rains. I stay optimistic that winter and spring rains will bring ...
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Fishing heats up with cooler temperatures
Lake temperatures are in the upper 60's. Lake Lanier's water level is at 1,061.55 or 9.45 feet below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is slightly stained and the creeks and rivers are stained. The Chattahoochee River is still stained due to lake turnover.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Fishing around docks working well
Lake temperatures are in the upper 60's. Lake Lanier's water level is pretty normal for this time of year and is around 1,062.33, or 8.67 feet below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is slightly stained and the creeks and rivers are stained. The Chattahoochee River is still stained due to lake turnover.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Fall colors signal good fishing
Lake temperatures are in the low 70s. Lake Lanier's water level is at 1,062.69 or 8.31 feet below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is clear to slightly stained. The creeks and rivers are stained due to lake turnover. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is still very stained. Check generation schedules before heading out to the river at 770-945-1466.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Lake turnover keeps fish, anglers on the move
Lake Lanier temperatures are in the lower 70s. Lake Lanier's water level is in decent shape, considering the dry weather and is at 1,062.92 or 8.08 feet below a full pool of 1,071. The main lake is slightly stained and the creeks and rivers are stained due to lake turnover. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is very stained. Check generation schedules before heading out to the river at 770-945-1466.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Water rises with recent rains
Lake temperatures are in the mid 70s down lake and in the lower 70s up in the rivers. Lake Lanier's water level rose almost 2 feet with the recent rains and is around 1,063.13, or 7.95 feet below a full pool of 1,071. The lake is stained and the creeks and rivers are stained to almost muddy in the backs.
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Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Summer bite patterns starting to prevail
Water Conditions: Lake Lanier water level is 1.42 feet over the normal full pool of 1071. Lake Lanier's water is clear on main lake and clear to stained in the creeks and rivers. Lake water temperatures are rising into the mid 80s. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is clear. Please check generation schedules before heading out to the river at 770-945-1466.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Best crappie bites are in the rivers
Lake Lanier water level is 1.18 feet over the normal full pool of 1,071. The water remains clear to stained on the main lake and clear to stained or very stained in the creeks and rivers. Lake water temperatures are right around 80 degrees.
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