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Guntersville Lake #18873 09/13/17 10:05 PM
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The water level on the "Big G" is down substantially, and the wind and rain from the last few days has really depleted the thicker grass mats. With these elements being combined together at the same time it can only mean one thing...IT'S TOUGH! We do have some consistent sunshine coming in for the next few days and it will be just in time to help get the lake back in great condition for the Snag Proof Open on the 17th. Today my client and I focused mainly on using Choo Choo Lures swimjigs around shallow grass lines and we, well "HE" was able to catch some sloid quality fish with this pattern. We also went to some of the thicker grass areas where the mats had dissapeared from and "HE" was able to get a couple of "GIANT" fish to explode on his Snag Proof Buzzfrog but was unable to connect. The size of these explosions did however get him "cranked up" on what kind of fish will hit a buzzfrog. The strong wind combined with the rain today made fishing these areas a little more difficult than normal but we, "HE", still ended up having a blast catching a few fish. Have some fun. Mike Carter [Linked Image]

Re: Guntersville Lake [Re: anglingadventures] #18874 09/14/17 12:00 PM
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Mike, why is the lake "down"? We have a club tournament going out of the State Park ramp the third Saturday in October. Is there going to be any worthwhile vegetation to fish then, and will there be boating hazards on that end of the lake to contend with since the lake is down?


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Re: Guntersville Lake [Re: Bob Smith] #18875 09/14/17 10:01 PM
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The lake is down from anticipating more rain than what we had gotten. It should be back to normal by the time your tournament comes around. There is still plenty of grass, but the thick mats have depleted a lot.

Re: Guntersville Lake [Re: anglingadventures] #18877 09/15/17 02:03 AM
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Thanks, Mike. May have you give my Bass Club a lake report the week of the tournament, if you want to?


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Re: Guntersville Lake [Re: Bob Smith] #18892 09/26/17 09:12 PM
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No problem I can do that.

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