Weiss Lake Alabama Fishing Report By Mark Collins Guide Service

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256-779-3387

AUGUST 30th 2007

LAKE WEISS IS AT 6.3 FEET BELOW FULL POOL STAINED AND 85 DEGREES

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Please be careful with the low water levels !

Weiss Lake is at the mid December lake level !

There are very few boat ramps that are usable on Weiss Lake, all of the private owned ramps are without water, the public ramp on Hwy 9 is still usable and the public ramp in the canal in Leesburg is still usable. We are working with the state oif Alabama and Alabama Power to get some boat ramps repaired so everyone can still come fish Weiss Lake. I will report every week on lake conditions and the progress of repairs to the ramps !

Bass fishing is fair. The bass have moved shallow in the main lake due to the falling water and low oxygen levels. Work main lake points and flats near the main river channels with shallow running crank baits like the Gizz 4 and the Bandit 100 series

Crappie fishing is Fair. The crappie are on the main Coosa River and other creek channel ledges. Night fishing on these ledges with minnows and Jiffy Jigs is always a good bet to catch a few crappie and beat the heat of summer. Bumping bottom in 10-18 feet of water with live minnows and Jiffy Jigs is producing some fair fishing. Shooting docks that are on the main Coosa River channel with a 1/24 ounce Jiffy Jig in color JJ13 is still producing some good catches.

Striper fishing is Poor. With low oxygen levels in the lake the Stripers have shut down.

Catfish are biting Good. Catfish are being caught all over the lake. Jug fishing in the bays of the main lake is a sure way to load the boats with some nice fish. Use live bream, cut bait, whole crappie heads or any kind of stink bait.

For your next visit to Weiss Lake I Recommend

Chesnut Bay Resort on World Famous Weiss Lake Alabama

www.chesnutbayresort.com 256-526-7778

This brand new resort on the banks of beautiful Yellow Creek has everything for the fisherman and family.

Offering private Villa's on and off the water from 2 bedrooms to 6 bedrooms fully furnished with washers and dryer's, leather furniture, big screen Televisions, hardwood and tile floors, all in a private gated community with a in ground swimming pool. The Chalet's on the water have private boat docks with power. The resort also has a private boat ramp for your convenience, with plenty of amenities for the non fisherman it offers something for everyone !

Come stay at Chesnut Bay Resort, Weiss Lakes most exclusive resort at a very reasonable price !

All Pro Rods APX Series www.allprorods.com The Finest Fishing Rods Available Today !

Gizz 4 crank bait by SMACK TACKLE www.smacktackle.com !

JIFFY JIGS

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Catch your limit in a jiffy with JIFFY JIGS !

For all your outdoor needs please visit Marks Outdoors Sports in Birmingham Alabama. The most complete sporting goods store in Alabama ! www.marksoutdoors.com

For all the best deals on striper tackle visit www.stripertackle.net

For the fishing trip of a life time, come fish with me on Weiss Lake, Alabama The Crappie Capital of the World and Striper Capital of the South !

NO FISH NO PAY

Thank you and have fun fishing.

Mark Collins

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www.markcollinsguideservice.com

mark@markcollinsguideservice.com

Fish Species: Bass, Crappie, Catfish and Striped Bass
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About The Author: Captain Mark Collins

Company: Mark Collins Guide Service

Area Reporting: Weiss Lake Alabama

Bio: With over 36 years of experience fishing this lake and more than 12 years as a professional guide with a proven record of CATCHING FISH I can assure you of a quality trip.For a fishing trip of a lifetime come fish with me on world famous Weiss Lake Alabama the Crappie Capital of the World !

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