I am finding crappie in shallow water five and 15 feet deep. Report by: Buck Cannon, Buck Tails Guide Service, 404 510-1778.ĬRAPPIE: Crappie fishing is good. Mini Mac on planers have produced pulled thru the schools of fish. Keep a down line 20 to 35 feet under the boat just because. Planer boards and weighted flat line 60 to 80 feet back. STRIPERS: Stripers are on the move and you can find the bait back in the coves early in the morning and follow the fish moving out as the sun comes up.
It’s a great time to fish learn and learn a new pattern as the fish are definitely cooperating. As you can tell there are multiple patterns working right now and all of them are geared to the shallow bite. The largemouth are spawning or have just finished in many areas so be sure to check the banks and secondary points around the bedding areas. Also check the blow throughs as many of them are holding bait. Work this bait very slowly on secondary points or reef poles. The steady producer still is the quarter ounce Spotchoker with either a two eight or three three Keitech in a white color. A white jerk bait worked around main lake reef poles has started to pick up fish and should only get better as the water continues to warm. A white Georgia Blade spinnerbait with white blades is also producing fish on the main lake points and rocky banks particularly if there is wind.
There are also fish being caught on a wacky rig worm in the banks leading into shallow pockets. A green pumpkin zoom trick worm or Senkos fished on a three sixteenths lead head around docks, blow downs and secondary points will produce. There are a number of patterns working right now but the most important thing to remember is the fish are in the zero- to 20-foot range. The majority of the fish have made their way up to the shallower parts of the lake and are looking for lots to eat. The bass are in full pre-spawn mode and feeding up for it. Clarity: Clear in main lake, creeks stainedīASS: Bass fishing on Lake Lanier is very good.
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