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Subject: Lanier, Georgia
Submitted by dterhune (ip 97.80.140.252)
Date Fished: 6/6/2008
Water Temperature: 81
Water Clarity: 0 Launched out of Vanns and got out from 7-2 today. The day started out great catching 1 striper and 6 spots in the first hour on topwater. The topwater bite slowed so I switched to a spotsicker picked up a few more, also got a few on the dropshot. Ended up with 13 which is the best i've ever done on lanier. After 12:00 things seemed to die down completely except for the fact that spots were surfacing everywhere. I was just past the three islands just off of vanns on the flats off of the big island there, about 20-30 ft deep, and i was throwing everything i had at them. I figured since they were surfacing so much they would tear into any topwater bait but that was not the case. I was throwing sammy's and flukes at the fish that were busting and never even had a hit. Any ideas to what i was doing wrong here? I thought in june you could catch'em on topwater all day long on lanier. Even with striking out after 12:00, it was an awesome day on the water.
tight lines
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