Thread: Monster Brim

From what I understand, the Savanah River in Georgia/South Carolina has HUGE shellcrackers. Two pounders are common, and three pounders are not uncommon. I've been thinking about taking the trip to this river but I need to do some research before I commit a bunch of money to it.

One things for sure, I'll be going to Kentucky Lake next spring because it has some legit 1.5-2lb redears in it. It's becoming quite the shellcracker lake...also has big bluegill. It's known for it's crappie/bass fishing but the ears have made a strong presence.

Originally Posted by redearhoosier

From what I understand, the Savanah River in Georgia/South Carolina has HUGE shellcrackers. Two pounders are common, and three pounders are not uncommon. I've been thinking about taking the trip to this river but I need to do some research before I commit a bunch of money to it.

One things for sure, I'll be going to Kentucky Lake next spring because it has some legit 1.5-2lb redears in it. It's becoming quite the shellcracker lake...also has big bluegill. It's known for it's crappie/bass fishing but the ears have made a strong presence.

Try Prior Bay, or Neville Bay on lake Barkely.