Lake Allatoona Spring Run - Stripers and Hybrids
Capt. Robert Eidson
March 25, 2009
Lake Allatoona - Freshwater Fishing Report
This striper and hybrid report fishing report has been brought to you exclusively by Robert Eidson of First Bite Guide Service, 770 827 to 6282. [email protected].
Line side fishing is good. The bite up the river is getting stronger each pasting day. Just last week we got reports of two fish over 30 pounds being caught just north of Knox Bridge. With all the rain we have had in the past two weeks I look for a great bite up the river this spring. These fish can be caught on live shad as well as cut bait fished on the bottom. Chicken livers fished on the bottom will also work. They are still a few fish on the south end of the lake but your best bet is up north. Mid lake fishermen should fish the mouth of the creeks. We have been getting most of our fish free lining shad and jumbo shiners 50 feet behind the boat. Trollers are using the Mack Farr umbrella rig and doing fair. The key speed is about 3.1 miles an hour and color does seem to matter. Late March and April are two of the best Months for line sides on Allatoona get the kids and let's go fishing.
Crappie are everywhere in the creeks down lake. Fish in any of the shallows in the backs of the creeks. Troll or drift the backs of creeks and use minnows and bright Hal Flies. Bridges are holding pre spawn fish and at depths of less than 5 feet. Work tree lines, standing timber or brush and stump row.
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