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Post by J-Woody on Sept 16, 2009 12:50:53 GMT -1
Finally got to get out yesterday evening after work to do some fishing so just went over to Kellogg and fished the bank area right down from the parking lot. Not too much action going on after the showers we had yesterday, pretty good breeze blowing in so it was at least just a enjoyable relaxing evening! Only hooked up with one dink spot, prolly 8 inches at the most but he hit that Spro Little John like he had attitude! He nailed it and I nailed him and snatched him in the air about halfway to the bank ;D had a couple other bites on a jig and pig, had a nice strike on a t rig wat/candy and my line snapped on the hook set!!! Oh well, it turned out to be a nice evening fished from 7 til bout 9 so it was just nice to get out! Not going to be in town much for the next couple of weeks so I am sure the fishing will start picking back up by the time I can get back out anyways! Til then......
Jason
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hockeyruss123
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he shoots... he scores!!
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Post by hockeyruss123 on Sept 16, 2009 20:09:18 GMT -1
good job jason... it seems that i always get skunk from the bank there at kelloggs
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Post by hatman2498 on Apr 4, 2010 19:59:47 GMT -1
being fairly new to georgia living in the cherokee county side of acworth were is good bank fishing i live 5 minutes from kellogg creek road any help would be greatly appreciated
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Post by eersfanpilot on Aug 4, 2010 19:04:48 GMT -1
Hatman,
Check out the Bank Fishing Access Map below (In the big gray "Lake Allatoona Information box). It has good tips on the highlighted locations.
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Post by chase <ºj))))>< <ºj))))>< on Aug 4, 2010 19:59:51 GMT -1
Whenever I fished Kellogg Creek (from a kayak), I had the most luck along that drop-off that runs along the edge of the 'Beach/No Boats' bouys just off the beach area (that little beach was closed to the public due to construction then, I don't know if it's opened back up or not yet). I think you could cast to that area from the bank... if you can get through the bushes around to the right side of the bridge... My little cheap fishfinder always marked good size fish cruising along that drop-off and I caught a couple of decent sized spots there on chartreuse spinnerbait. Also caught several catfish and just missed a huge Gar right there (if you have any interest in Gar). It seemed like the fish hang out and cruise on that drop-off and eat the bait that gets pushed up against it from the wind, current, etc.
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