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URigs are hot on Lake Oconee

Doug Nelms
June 19, 2011
Lake Oconee - Freshwater Fishing Report

Water temp 89 degrees

Water is stained

The umbrella rig bite on Oconee is in full swing right now. It is amazing that you can drop a live bait down to them and they would rather eat plastic, instead of the real thing. I guess it is the reaction bite that causes them to go crazy, but it works.

We have been pulling these rigs over the humps down at the dam and the bite has been coming at around 20 feet. The tailrace bite is also really good when GAPWR is generating. When around 3 generators are on, the stripers run up Sinclair to the base of the dam.

We are booking trips over the next month as the bite should only get better. However in a month or slow things will dramatically slow down on the lake, as the water gets up in the nineties, and the fish become very lethargic.

Tight Lines

Doug

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Doug has been guiding on Lake Oconee for over 10 years. His specialty is trophy Striped and Hybrid Bass, and huge Crappie during certain months. His boat is a Ranger 2300 Bay Series powered by a 225 Yamaha 4-stroke motor. It is spacious and can fish up to 6 people! Lake Oconee is the second largest reservoir in the state of Georgia with over 18,000 surface acres of water. The lake is heavily stocked each year with Striped and Hybrid Bass. Doug tries to catch all of them!

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1230 Apalachee Woods Tr.
Buckhead, GA 30625
Phone: 770-354-0300
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