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Water Color and Temperature Combine for Good Striper Action

Capt. Preston Harden
November 13, 2012
Lake Hartwell - Freshwater Fishing Report

Water Temp.: 62˚
Water Level: 15 ft. low

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Striper fishing is good now. The fall water turn-over happened early this year. The creeks have a pretty green color. By December, gulls will show the locations of active fish.

Blueback herring, shiners, flukes, bucktail jigs, and other artificials will catch fish. Jigging spoons bounce off the bottom in creek channels 30 to 40 feet deep work mid-day with bright sun. Fish will move shallow early and late. They may stay shallow all day on an overcast day. The worst days are the days after a front. The best days are the days before a front.

This good fishing should last into January, when the water temp. drops below 47-48 degrees.

Preston Harden
www.bucktailguideservice.com

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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