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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Outdoors
Kammermeyer: Don't mess with nature's system
Beginning right about now and throughout the month of June and into July is the time of year when the forests and fields of Hall County and Northeast Georgia are full of cute, spotted, newborn deer fawns bedded down in a ball waiting for mama to return.
Aldrich: Fishing remains strong on Lanier
The lake temperatures are in the mid 70s.
Lake Lanier fishing report: Never leave active fish
Lake temperatures are in the high 60s and low 70s. Please be very careful out on the lake over Memorial Day weekend, as it will be busy out there. The lake is down 13.2 feet at 1057.8 and is clear on main lake and stained in the creeks. The Chattahoochee River is clear. Check generation schedules before heading out to the river at 770-945-1466.
Aldrich: Fish ready to be reeled in
Lake temperatures are in the mid 70's. The lake level is 1,057.7 feet , or less than 13 «-feet, below full pool at 1,071 feet. The main lake and creeks are stained to clear and the Chattahoochee River is clear.
Bass and striper ready to bite
Lake temperatures are in the mid 70's. The lake level is 1057.7 feet or less than 13 and half feet below full pool at 1071 feet.
Bass in all stages of spawn this week
Lake temperatures are around 70 degrees. The lake level is 1057.6 feet or just around 13«feet below full pool at 1071 feet. The main lake and creeks are stained to clear and the Chattahoochee River is clear.
Live bait yields positive results
Lake temperatures are right at 65 degrees. The lake level is 1057.6 feet or just around 13« feet below full pool at 1071 feet. The main lake and creeks are stained to clear and the Chattahoochee River is clear. Balus, Big Creek, Clarks Bridge, Charleston Park, East Bank, Little Hall, Little River, Shoal Creek, Tidwell, Vanns Tavern and Van Pugh ramps are all open.
Local wood ducks are hatching now
The wood duck (Aix sponsa) is the most common duck found both in Hall County and throughout Northeast Georgia. It is also one of the few species of duck that traditionally nests here (in addition to the Hooded Merganser) and is considered by many to be the most beautiful of all American waterfowl. Wood duck hens are incubating eggs and hatching ducklings right now on Lake Lanier, farm ponds and beaver swamps ...
Good time of year for 'junk' fishing
Lake temperatures are in the mid to upper 50's.
Record numbers show up to fish in local tourney
Nathan Miller, of Bowersville caught the Shuler's Great Outdoors $1000.00 fish in the 19th Annual Trout tournament held by the Greater Helen Area Chamber of Commerce.
STURDIVANT: Fishing gets better
There are still humps, trees and long points exposed lake wide.
Kammermeyer: Do you have any strange critters?
The forests and fields of Northeast Georgia are full of mystique and strange creatures for many folks including hunters, hikers, birdwatchers, photographers, bikers, horse riders and everyone else who enjoys the outdoors. I know because I spent parts of a 30 year career as a Senior Wildlife Biologist with Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, Game Management Section answering questions about strange wildlife sightings and investigating some of them. They came ...
Sturdivant: Brush piles good for spotted bass fishing
Lake level is down 17.3 feet and the lake is clear and 49 degrees.
Fishing fair to midland in clear lake
There are many humps, trees and long points exposed lake wide. Be very careful running the lake.
Cold Weather has fish on the run
There are many humps, trees and long points exposed lake wide.
Articles by Section - Outdoors
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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