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    Default Coldwater Slabs on Lanier


    Got out this morning to do a little tight lining on Lanier. We did okay given the weather. As the gusts were all over the place the best method for us was to troll with the wind at our back using the trolling motor thrust to slow us down. We tried going into the wind but found that harder to maintain a good line and control the bait depth. Water temp was 48 and it had a good stain to it. We were fishing 8 to 12 ft down over a 20 ft bottom. Ideal speed was 0.20 - 0.30 mph when we could hold it. Fish were not schooled up and were not relating to structure/cover very much. Larger fish would barely tick the line while the smallies would freight train it. Caught around 25-30 fish today. The fish are feeding well because even the "potato chips" had decent shoulders. If today is a sign of things to come the next few months should be pretty good on Big Sid.
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    Nice report. Couple good looking slabs there. We he'd about the same luck on Jackson today.

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    Nice fish Big Sid! I want to get up there to fish. Used to catch a few striper in Flat creek and around the "three sisters". Pretty much am a perch jerker now. It's quite a drive from Peach county for a day.

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    If the perch fishing is that good to give up stripers I may need to plan a trip down to Peach County. I want to target them up here but just not enough of them to make a trip out of it. They are by-catch for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lcookie View Post
    If the perch fishing is that good to give up stripers I may need to plan a trip down to Peach County. I want to target them up here but just not enough of them to make a trip out of it. They are by-catch for me.
    I had alot of fun in December with them fishing the Hooch in Bull Sluice..........

    Trolling bottom bouncers with minnow spinner harnesses.......
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    My response: "I am more concerned about the gaps in my fishing history due to work!"


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    Some nice fish there "cookie". Good to see a fellow Lanier fisherman doing well.
    To heck with work, lets go fishing.

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    Nice fillets you've got there lcookie. Thanks for the detailed post and stay at them.

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    looking good

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    LOOKED COLD TO ME------GOOD JOB

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    Thanks for the report.

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