I am in the commercial millwork business, so I understand. I fish on Sundays sometimes. No, you really need to be dropped off or picked up. In spots the current is a little to swift.
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I am in the commercial millwork business, so I understand. I fish on Sundays sometimes. No, you really need to be dropped off or picked up. In spots the current is a little to swift.
Spent both days this weekend on the water. Caught a few different kinds of bass and several bream, nothing big but a lot of fun. Hard to see in the picture, but one of the bass had just eaten a crawdad. The claws were sticking up out of the fish’s throat! Floated up really close to a deer on the bank of Little River. Watched a 4-5 foot black snake chase down a frog and catch him just before he reached the water. A great weekend on the water!
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Man, I'm gonna have to get down to Little River. I grew up in Woodstock and we would fish at the dam for white bass in the spring. I have never paddled it.
Just got back from Pensacola with a buddy of mine. Didn’t have much luck catching fish at 3 Mile Bridge or on the Gulf side but we had a good time. As always, Peg Leg Pete’s was good...
I went fishing Allatoona Lake on Sunday. Put in at the boat ramp near Little River Marina and headed upstream towards Blankets Creek. Caught several small bass, but nothing great.
Saw a guy free diving near the boat ramp. He would stay down a long time, then resurface and put something in a floating basket. He said that he was gathering snails to eat. Never seen anyone do that before. Kinda cool, but I don’t think that I would try it.
Further up the lake I heard some splashing near the bank, so I paddled over. A banded water snake had caught a fish! I floated up right next to him and watched him eat. One thing that I’ve noticed being on a kayak, I see a lot more wildlife. Snakes, frogs, turtles, squirrels, even floated up to about 15 feet from a deer.
Saw a guy free diving near the boat ramp. He would stay down a long time, then resurface and put something in a floating basket. He said that he was gathering snails to eat. Never seen anyone do that before. Kinda cool, but I don’t think that I would try it.
Further up the lake I heard some splashing near the bank, so I paddled over. A banded water snake had caught a fish! I floated up right next to him and watched him eat. One thing that I’ve noticed being on a kayak, I see a lot more wildlife. Snakes, frogs, turtles, squirrels, even floated up to about 15 feet from a deer.
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No pics yet but we just picked up a couple of Kayaks from
Appalachian Outfitters Ga
. We got the 3 waters 105 models from Bill based on his recommendations. I could not be happier with my purchase! Awesome folks and they treated us right. Just been paddling around the reservoir here in Dahlonega but having fun and catching a few fish. Pics to come.
Appalachian Outfitters Ga
. We got the 3 waters 105 models from Bill based on his recommendations. I could not be happier with my purchase! Awesome folks and they treated us right. Just been paddling around the reservoir here in Dahlonega but having fun and catching a few fish. Pics to come.
No pics yet but we just picked up a couple of Kayaks from
The guy I fish with has a 105 from AppOut also! Really stable boat, I've seen him standing up with his paddle over his head trying to get a lure out of a tree limb (one he found, not one he cast). He added a rudder this past week and said that it really made a big difference.
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I plan to do the same. Asap
My youngest likes the idea of fishing, but gets bored when we aren't catching anything. So, lots of times we look along the bank for lures. I enjoy this as much as fishing.
