Post by cnewmango on Nov 3, 2009 16:36:23 GMT -1
My wife and I just relocated from MN to Acworth. There it was "Walleyes, Smallies, Northerns, and Muskies", but I'm finding here it is "Bass and Crappie", with the exception of Carters Lake, which I'm excited to hear has walleye. I like to fish to fish, so I guess the species isn't all that important. I'm currently w/o a boat, but look forward to having one this next spring.
Bottom line: I couldn't see living this close to a body of water w/o finding something out about it. I look forward to learning some things about bass fishing in general (and in the South in particular) from you guys.
Charlie
Bottom line: I couldn't see living this close to a body of water w/o finding something out about it. I look forward to learning some things about bass fishing in general (and in the South in particular) from you guys.
Charlie
. Welcome cnewmango. In the general area our lakes are mostly 90% spots and 10% largemouth. Blue Ridge also has wally's as does Lanier and as you mentioned Carters. Very few fish for Wally's here in the South. Blue Ridge has a good many smallmouth and by far your best chance for a smallie in GA. Don't let the spots scare ya. They are very simliar in respect to smallmouth. Same techniques and tactics will work. Our waters a good bit clearer and deeper than most MN lakes. Glad to see you on the forum 
