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Subject: Allatoona, Georgia
Submitted by Lizard (ip 65.105.14.66)
Date Fished: 9/27/2005
Water Temperature: 82
Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater It's time to rock on Allatoona! Literally. From 8:30 last night till 12:30, we boated 31 spots and 1 largemouth. The big fish didn't show up, but we had a few in the 2 lb. range. Don't even put in till the sun gets behind the trees. Rocks are the key. Start fishing points and bluff banks with a green pumpkin finesse worm on a 3/16 oz. Spot Remover jig. Dip the tail in Spike-It chartreuse dye. Throw up against the bank and slowly drag the worm back to the boat, keeping contact with the bottom. On one point we had 8 fish on 8 consecutive casts. They are schooled up, so where you catch one, you can catch many. I honestly believe if we had fished till sun up, we could have put 100 fish in the boat. All you night owls give this a try. Good luck.
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