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Lake Guntersville Fishing Report — December 14 2025 Roller-coaster weather clear water over healthy hydrilla birds on bait and a steady bite for both bass and crappie. Weather Whiplash… and the Bite Stayed Solid We’ve had a little

I finally had a day to get out and test the waters so to speak on the crappie bite. I fished the south end of Kentucky lake for a few...

November is one of the most underrated times to fish in Georgia. Cooler water has fish on the move and the crowds of summer have faded leaving quiet mornings and calm lakes to enjoy. Bass and crappie are feeding up before winter trout fishing in Nort

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Shiners in stock – crappies getting picked up here and there. SUNRISE/FIRST CAST: 7:19 AM  SUNSET/LAST CAST: 7:59 PM  WEIGHT:  5/8 – 3/4oz  COLORS: Multi blue Head/Glow Tail Green Head/Green Tail Pink Head/Chartreuse

Water Level: 294.95 | Water Temperature: 47.3˚ Weather: 23˚ | Partly Cloudy | Winds: 5 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Still active in shallow 3-4 feet of water. Use Speed Shads or square-billed crankbaits with a stop-and-go retrieve around sh

Water Level: 296.87 | Water Temperature: 62.1˚ Weather: 38˚ | Mostly Clear | Winds: 3 mph 1. Largemouth Bass: Bass are active in pockets coves and along bluff banks. Target depths from 4 to 14 feet around rockpiles points and wood cove

Water Level: 294.95 | Water Temperature: 48.6˚ Weather: 29˚ | Mostly Clear | Winds: 2 mph 1. Striped Bass: Trolling crankbaits and bucktails near Bluestone Creek and Clarksville is producing steady bites. Also try free-lining live shad