Georgia Fly Fishing Blog

Posted By Kent Klewein on September 21, 2011

Eric Welch took out Eric Lammons and Father on Lake Burton Monday. They had a great time and caught some nice bass for this time of year.

Lake Burton primarily is a fall and spring fishery because of its small size and the heavy boat traffic it receives during the warmer months. But look out bass fans, Lake Burton is fixing to really turn on with both water temperatures and boat traffic decreasing. The big trophy bass are going to get super active and you’re going to see some big catches on the blog in the next few months. If you’re looking at catching spotted bass well over four pounds and largemouths crushing the seven pound range, this is the lake to book a guided bass fishing trip on. Eric Welch knows this lake backwards and forwards and is ready to provide you with a day of lake fishing you’ll never forget.

Lake Burton Fishing Guide

For more information about Lake Burton and when you should book your fishing trip, drop us an email or give us a call. We’ll be happy to fill you in on the ins and outs of this trophy bass fishery and pencil you in for one of the peak fishing periods.

Keep it Reel,

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