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- Friday, May 24, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Outdoors
Lake Lanier fishing report: Bass move deep in cold weather
Lake temperatures are in the mid 50s and the lake is clear to slightly stained. The lake level is around 1,051.5 feet just over 19 «-feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet.
Lake Lanier fishing report: Stripers, crappies there for the taking
Lake temperatures are in the high 50's and the lake is clear to slightly stained. The lake turn over is about over. The level of Lake Lanier is around 1,051.6 feet, just over 19-feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet.
Aldrich: Scenery, fishing both fine on Lake Lanier
Lake temperatures are right around 60 degrees. The lake is clear to slightly stained and the lake turn over is about complete. The Lake Lanier level is around 1,052 feet or just around 19-feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet. The Chattahoochee River is stained. Check generation schedules before heading out to the river at 770-945-1466
New feeder watch program begins Saturday
FORSYTH - Thousands of bird watchers in Georgia and across the nation will be keeping a close eye on their feeders this winter as part of Project FeederWatch. The 22nd season for this popular citizen-science project runs from Saturday through April 3.
Lake Lanier Fishing Report
Lake temperatures are in the lower 60s to high 50s. The lake is clear to slightly stained. The Lake Lanier level is around 1,052.5 feet or 18.5 feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet. The Chattahoochee River is stained.
Kammermeyer: November is the time to honor deer
If ever there was a month to honor our deer, it would have to be November, the peak of both breeding season and hunting season.
Lake Lanier fishing report: Good rods lead to great catches
Lake temperatures are in the upper 60s and the lake is clear to slightly stained. The Lake Lanier level is around 1,053.1 feet, just under 18 feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet. The Chattahoochee River is stained.
Fall foliage brings excellent fishing
Lake temperatures are in the upper 60s and the lake is slightly stained. The Lake Lanier level is around 1,053.4 feet and 17.6 feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet. The Chattahoochee River is stained.
Aldrich: Lake turnover is scattering fish
Lake temperatures are around 70 degrees. Lake Lanier's level is around 1,053.9 feet, just over 17-feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet. The lake is dropping close to an inch a day and we could really use some rain! The Chattahoochee River is stained due to the start of lake turn over.
Lake Lanier fishing report: Topwater action remains strong
Lake temperatures are in the mid-to-lower 70s. The Lake Lanier water level is dropping and is around 1054.4 feet or right around 16.5-feet below full pool. The Chattahoochee River is clear and cool.
Kammermeyer: Local program feeds off deer meat
New Hunters for the Hungry Program by Quality Deer Management and Southern Heritage Land Company
Lake Lanier fishing report: Subsurface baits remain productive
Lake temperatures are right around 80 degrees. The Corps has done a good job of holding water, and Lake Lanier is around 1055.3 feet or 15.7 feet below full pool. The Chattahoochee River is clear and cool.
Bass chasing the bluebacks
Lake temperatures are in the upper 70s. Lake Lanier is around 15.6 feet below full pool, which is up more than two feet from last week. The Chattahoochee River is clear and cool. Bass The bass have been schooling off and on, and they are chasing bluebacks out on the main lake points and humps. Topwater plugs, like a SPRO Dawg ...
Kammermeyer: Snakes on the move
Are you worried about snakes? You probably shouldn't be, because most snakes are harmless to you and actually perform a service to us by eating rodents, insects and even other snakes. Most snakes, when given the opportunity, will quickly leave the area and run for cover. Coiling and striking are usually defensive maneuvers reserved for last resort.
Fall fishing season is here and opportunities abound
Clear nights and bright autumn colors lift trout anglers' expectations each year as the fall fishing season spreads across the rivers and streams of the southern Appalachian Mountains of North Georgia.
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Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Warmer weather signals changes in fishing
Lake Lanier has been above full pool for a while now and is looking very healthy. Lake Lanier is 2 1/2 feet above a full pool at 1,072.5. The water is clear to stained on the main lake and clear to stained in the creeks and rivers. The Chattahoochee River below Buford Dam is clear. The Corp is pulling a lot of water. Check generation schedules before heading out to the river at 770-945-1466.
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