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| LANIER CRAPPIE ANGLERS CLUB |
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| 4235 Browns Bridge Rd. Cumming, Georgia 30041 (beside Hammond's Fishing Center) Meetings are held on last Thursday of each month at 6:30pm |
| Animated KNOTS |
| Ed Phillips |
| Crappie Fishing Reports |
| 12-30-17 |
| LCA Crappie Challenge Results September 29, 2018 |
| Lake Lanier Crappie Fishing Report November 7, 2018 This Lake Lanier Crappie report is from Dan Saknini, member of the Lanier Crappie Angler’s Club. Water temperature is in the upper 60’s but with colder weather combined with cold rain, I suspect it will drop quickly. If you are fishing in the northern lake areas, you will notice even cooler water temperatures and a change in the water color. We are experiencing the typical fall pattern a few weeks later in the year, but fishing conditions are good to excellent. Stand alone brush piles are still our major targets. The ideal brush piles are currently at twenty foot to thirty five foot depths. Your downscan electronics can help you determine whether fish are holding on the brush piles you find. Some brush piles will hold more fish than others. Our club members continue to report great catches. This is a wonderful time of the year to get on fish and catch them steadily. If you can locate fish in deeper brush piles, thirty to thirty five feet, you may want to consider vertical jigging. The bite is very sensitive. Bobby Garland in different colors, Crappie Assassin, Jiffy Jigs and tube jigs are all working equally well for us. If you have a favorite jig, just try it. Chances are it will work. If you are fishing with someone, try using different jigs and see what’s working best at that location. Expect the bite to continue getting stronger as the water temperature drops. Be safe on the water! Wear your life jacket, it can save your life! |
| 11-8-18 |