Yep, it was foggy on Lanier, too, but the water wasn't as muddy as I expected, although there was a lot of floating debris. The dock shooting bite was incredible. I didn't keep count, but I boated at least 30-40, including some big slabs. I released all, but I could have kept a limit. The killer jig was a 1.75" Fishstalker slabtail in "Ugly Green Glow", or an Emerald Shiner color Bobby Garland baby shad, on a Daiwa 1.5 gram jig with #8 hook (JDM). I fished sunrise to 4 PM and went as far north as Toto creek - that creek was muddy, but the fish were really biting. A great day!
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Originally Posted by jawjatek
Yep, it was foggy on Lanier, too, but the water wasn't as muddy as I expected, although there was a lot of floating debris. The dock shooting bite was incredible. I didn't keep count, but I boated at least 30-40, including some big slabs. I released all, but I could have kept a limit. The killer jig was a 1.75" Fishstalker slabtail in "Ugly Green Glow", or an Emerald Shiner color Bobby Garland baby shad, on a Daiwa 1.5 gram jig with #8 hook (JDM). I fished sunrise to 4 PM and went as far north as Toto creek - that creek was muddy, but the fish were really biting. A great day!
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