Fort Stewart Ga

Any one in the area that can give me some good pointers , I mostly fish on post but I would like to move to bigger and better water and some where I can run my big motor.

Thanks for any info
David

The Savannah river is the only fresh water i know of . when my brother was station there he fished the ponds on base .
unles you willing to drive a long ways . lake Blackshear or Occonee .

Yeah, I been told about the savannah river but I have never fished for crappie in a river on know any of the spots I need to hit , thanks for you info

Clark hill 2,1/2 to 3 hours good lake

That's a good hike but I might have too

Oconee and Sinclare is about the same distance and those lakes has been hot this year . look at hatwaters post .

Santee Cooper two lakes, 2 to 3 hours, Doctors lake in Jacksonville Fl. off the St, johns river 2to 3 hours , you are in the middle of them

All the big water is 3 hours drive in either direction except santee cooper. It's 2.5 hours. All are worth the drive. Just check this forum for any reports before you head out. Clark Hill is an area favorite. I will send you a pm with more details. Welcome!

Guys thanks for the info, what about Jackson lake it's about 3.5 hr but my folks live out there haven't fished it in about 10 years (befor I join the army) one good that about Jackson I get free room and bored

Jackson lake is reel good at times If you got free room, good place to start you are 45 to 1hour form Oconee Thank you for serving our country

If you like I will take you fishing on Lake Oconee. I live just outside of Jackson and Oconee is only an hour away. I fish it regularly and it is a great crappie fishery. The fishing should be real good (depending on the weather) from about the middle of February through May. Maybe your First Sergeant will give you a 3 day pass! I'm retired so I have a flexible schedule.

Hotwater
U.S Army 1968-1971

I will let you know , I would love to try too I'm not sure when I'm headed back home to see the folks