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Fish Finally in Summer Pattern

Capt. Preston Harden
August 20, 2009
Lake Hartwell - Freshwater Fishing Report

Lake Hartwell is 5 Ft. low Surface Temp is 85 degrees.

Fish have finally gone into their summer pattern. Most fish have left the upper lake for better water quality down lake. Fish are holding in deep water (at least 60 ft. deep). A good graph is important now because you need to find fish by idling until fish are marked. A vavionics chip is also important to look in the creek channels around the lower lake. The chip will show contour lines of the bottom and outline the creek channels. I am catching fish 60 to 100 ft. deep over 80 to 100 ft. bottom depth. Fish blue back herring orajigging spoons at the depth fish are holding. This pattern will last thru September. Always be on the lookout for surface activity. Throw a top water plug, even if they disappear. Be ready to send bait down if you see them on the graph. They don't stay up long since the water is so hot.

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Preston Harden
www.bucktailguideservice.com
706-255-5622

Target Species:

Stripers

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Preston Harden is fishing guide on Lake Hartwell, Georgia. He has fished for stripers in Georgia since the mid 1980’s. He currently fishing Lake Hartwell at least five days a week and knows where the action is.

Contact Info:

Bucktail Guide Service
P.O. Box 300
Commerce, GA 30529
Phone: 706-255-5622
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