http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog Tue, 08 May 2012 16:11:07 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Lake Burton fishing is still hot. Got out on the lake this morning guiding Benny and Darrell Chunn, we started our morning targeting  largemouths and later in the day we went after the spotted bass. We had one largemouth that weighed in at 8.3 lb and another at 5.5lb, our spotted bass range around the 2.5lb to [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/lake-blue-ridge/lake-burton-still-hot/ Lately we’ve been running most of our guided fly fishing trips for trout on our private waters. Although the Toccoa River has been super hot on some trips the TVA has been running on average just 120cfs down the river during non-generation hours. That has us pretty limited on what stretches we can float with [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/uncategorized/private-water-fishing-hot/ Spring is in full swing in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina. The fishing over the past couple weeks has been excellent to say the least. The Watauga River has bbeen our go-to river for float trips. We also float the South Holston River when the TVA gives us a favorable generation schedule. With the [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/fly-fishing/fishing-report-for-east-tn-wnc/ Lake Burton fishing is still hot, we’re catching some nice largemouth bass and some good size spotted bass. If you’ve never fished this lake before and would like to catch some fish like these in the photo’s, give us a call and book a Lake Burton trip. We also got a chance to fish on [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/uncategorized/lake-burton-and-lake-nantahala-bass-are-biting/ Over the past few days I’ve been guiding on Lake Chatuge, Lake Burton and Parksville Lake. All I can say is my clients have put some nice fish in the boat the past few days. We started out on lake Chatuge and I taught Chandler how to catch Largemouth bass off bed. The next day [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/uncategorized/bass-fishings-getting-hot/ There was know doubt the bass was hunger on Easter sunday. Check out this 10 pound Hybrid. Fishing is getting better everyday so book your trip today for some of the best bass fishing in the North Georgia Mountains.     Tight Lines.                                                                  Eric Welch-Head Bass Guide                      Reel Job Fishing, LLC www.kent-klewein.com info@kemt-klewein.com 770-330-7583  [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/uncategorized/easter-sunday-bassin/ We’ve been super busy on the lakes. Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been on Lake Lanier, Lake Blue Ridge, Lake Burton, Lake Chickamauga, Carters Lake and Lake Chatuge.  Most of the fish are done with the spawn, but there are some that are just  spawning now due to the full moon. We’ve been catching our fish on shaky head, dropshot, [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/uncategorized/putting-the-smack-down-on-spring-bass/ Toccoa River Tailwater Fishing  Spring is hear, the fishing is hot, but it feels like summer already. The unusually warm weather has some of our hatches showing up early. We encourage all you anglers out there who love May for the sulphurs and cahill hatch to consider moving your trips up to April. The way [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/fly-fishing/spring-is-here-fishing-is-hot/ We’ve been busy lately guiding on Blue Ridge Lake, Lake Lanier and Chatuge. With this unheard of weather the lake temps have already jumped up to 66 and 67 degrees. This is spawning temps and the fish don’t know what to do, because most of the time the lakes don’t hit these temps till the [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/lake-blue-ridge/fishing-is-heating-up/ There’s know wonder why the Pro’s on the FLW  bass fishing circuit  are coming back to Lanier in August for the Forest Wood Cup Chanpionship. Lake Lanier is producing some of the biggest spotted bass in the nation.  Lake Lanier has 692 miles of shoreline, we fished yesterday and only covered maybe 7 miles of it. We caught [...]]]> http://kent-klewein.com/georgia-fly-fishing-blog/uncategorized/lake-lanier-magnum-spotted-bass/