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- Friday, May 24, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Outdoors
Crankbaits work for catching bass
Lake temperatures are around 80 degrees and the water level is up thanks to Tropical Storm Faye. The lake is around 15.6-feet below full pool, which is up over two feet from last week. The Chattahoochee River is clear and cool.
School of bass net larger fish
Lake temperatures are in the lower 80s. The lake is down almost 17«- feet low at 1053.6 and is dropping over an inch a day. Lake Lanier is mostly clear but it will get stained during times of heavy traffic. The Chattahoochee River is clear.
Lake level approaches record low levels
Lake temperatures are in the mid 80s. The lake is down 16 feet at 1054.7, and we need some rain!
Landowner guide to conservation available now
FORSYTH - The recently updated Landowner's Guide to Conservation Incentives summarizes financial incentives, technical help and conservation options available to landowners across Georgia.
Kammermeyer: Backyard bears are bad news
Black Bears have certainly been in the news again lately.
Lake Lanier fishing report: Summer struggles begin for anglers
Lake Temperatures are in the mid 80s and the lake level is around 1056.5 or down 15.5 feet. The lake is slightly stained during the week to very stained on the weekends from all of the boat traffic. The Chattahoochee River is clear.
Lake Lanier fishing report: Low visibility slows bass fishing
Lake Lanier temperatures are in the lower to mid 80s. The lake is continuing to hover around the 1055.8-foot mark and the recent rains only held the level steady for a week. We are still down 15 feet and we really need consistent rains to keep from hitting a record low this winter.
Rain does little to help lake levels
Lake temperatures are in the lower 80s. The lake level is 1,055.81 feet. The recent rains have done very little to help. We are still down over 15 feet. The water is clear during the week and stained from the boat traffic on weekends. The surface temperature are in the low to mid 80's, and the Chattahoochee River is clear.
Lake low but is sure to be busy
Lake Temperatures are in the lower 80s. The lake is down around 15 feet and it's dropping about an inch a day.
Lake Lanier report: Lake levels near new record low
Lake Temperatures are in the mid 80's. The lake is dropping about an inch a day and we are down 14.5 feet at 1056.5. If we don't get significant rain we will probably hit a new record low lake level this year.
Kammermeyer: In search of the backyard bear
Bears are in the news again, mostly in Cobb County this year, but whether you know it or not, Hall County has had its share.
Lake Lanier report: Anglers struggling to find consistent topwater action
Lake temperatures have fallen slightly into the lower 80s due to the milder weather.
Summer is prime time for fishing
Lake Temperatures are in the mid- to upper-80s. The lake is down around 13.6 feet at 1057.4 feet.
Lake still low but fishing still good
Lake temperatures are around 80 degrees. The lake is down around 13.4 feet at 1057.6 feet. Lake Lanier is clear on the main lake and stained in the creeks. The lake will get stained during the weekends from all of the boat traffic. The Chattahoochee River is clear. The bass fishing remains good. The topwater action is still ...
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.
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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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