Fishing Reports by Captain Mike Bucca
About The Author: Captain
Company: Triton Mike Bucca - Pro Bass Guide
Area Reporting: Georgia Lakes
Bio: I am 34 years old and I have over 26 years of fishing experience all over the United States and I have averaged over 150 + days on the water in the past 15 years and over 200 days on the water the past two years. I am the owner of Mike's SpotCountry Guide Service (www.tritonmike.com) out of the Metro Atlanta area where I am a guide on Allatoona Lake and I am one of the very few guides in the United States that specializes in catching Spotted Bass. Aside from my guide business, I have been featured numerous times in various state and national publications such as Georgia Outdoor News, Huntsville Times, Cullman Times, Outdoor Life and Gary Yamamoto\'s Inside Line. I can often be seen giving various seminars at Bass Pro Shops, Atlanta Boat Show and various Bass Clubs throughout the Atlanta area. I am currently writing for Gary Yamamoto's Inside Line Magazine as well as www.Probass.net and I have had numerous articles published on various other websites on the internet.
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Winter fishing on Allatoona is hot in January!!
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Great Winter fishing in December on Lake Allatoona
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Winter Fishing is great on Allatoona in December and January.
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Water Temperature: 68 Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater Water Temp 68-70 Water Clarity Clear to slightly stained Water Level 8.28ft low and fallling
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[Lake Allatoona,GA] This Lake Allatoona Bass Fishing report fishing report has been brought to you Mike Bucca of Spot Country Guide Service (www.tritonmike.com)
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Fishing is great on Allatoona! Water Temperature: 55 Water Clarity: 4 feet or greater
[Lake Allatoona,GA] I haven't had much chance to get out much this week but I did venture out for 4 hrs this afternoon. I launched at 1pm and fished till 5pmish. Fishing wasn't bad for mid day. I managed 12 fish with 8 being keeper sized and several in the 2lb range on senko's. I think the senko bite and topwater should be OUTSTANDING in the morning hours.
[Lake Allatoona,GA] The fishing right now is STRONG!! Very good numbers bite on keeper fish using a blue pearl senko. This morning I had a fairly EASY 30 fish day before the wind picked up with the front. This bite comes every year like clockwork which is about 2-3 weeks after a major shad spawn which I believe we might have just had another wave of shad from the really small fry I saw today.
[Lake Allatoona,GA] The senko bite is getting stronger and stronger every week. Most of the fish are small keepers with a few decent fish in the mix. I'm pretty much beating them in the head with the senko to make it work. It's really the best thing I have found for numbers unless you like draggin wurms (not my cup of tea no thanks).
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Fishing is very tough for the big fish right now since the cooler weather and rain this week. Prior to the cooler weather and rain we had a decent bite on the swimbait.. Once we get some stabilization in the weather the fish will be much more predictable.
[Lake Allatoona,GA] Today I got out on the lake with Bill Payne out of Adairsville area. This weather has been kinda put a damper on the patterns I have been running recently and today was no different and was fairly tough day for the big fish.
[Lake Allatoona,GA] With this cool front we just had it has made the fishies a little less hesitant to bite.