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Unseasonably Warm Weather Has Kept the Stripers Active

Capt. Preston Harden
February 14, 2012
Lake Hartwell - Freshwater Fishing Report

Striper Fishing Report as of 1-15-12 for Lake Hartwell
Water temp 51˚
Water level 9ft.

With water temperature still above 50˚ the fish are still active. Stripers, hybrids, large mouth and spots are schooling good on cloudy days. On sunny days they are suspended in the river channels and over trees up the major rivers.

The migration into the major creeks should start soon with the warm weather. They will eat small flukes and small clouser flies cast into the schools of fish. The trollers are catching lots of fish pulling umbrella rigs with the small bucktails and swimbaits. If we don't get much cold weather this pattern should continue. The period before a front is the best time to be looking. Look for seagulls in the area.

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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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