Lake Burton Fishing Guide

Lake Burton is one of our smaller lakes we guide on in North Georgia for bass, but don't let its small size fool you on its unbelievable ability to produce huge largemouth and spotted bass. This Georgia Power lake keeps very consistent water levels year round thanks to its heavy political pull from Georgia Power employee lakefront homeowners. Another characteristic that sets Lake Burton apart from most of our other lakes we guide on is the extreme amount of fixed docks and boat houses built on the lake. It's absolutely the perfect place to fish big swimbaits and other reaction type lures alongside these bass sanctuaries.

If your goal is to land a trophy bass on a public reservoir there is no better place to do it in Georgia than Lake Burton. Another cool and rare fishing opportunity you have on Lake Burton is the chance to catch a trophy brown trout on our guide trips. The brown trout were stocked by the GADNR to help control the thriving population of blue back herring in the lake and they have grown big and fat from the abundant food source. There also is a nice resident population of pickeral in the lake, which is another very cool and rare species to find in the south for anglers to target.

Lake Burton is a beautiful lake surrounded by steep mountains and extravagant lake homes which gives bass anglers great backdrops to gaze upon while they're out chasing down the big bass. Lake Burton is loaded with brushpiles, points, humps and creeks, which offers bass anglers who fish here, to target bass using a variety of fishing tactics and lures. We love to guide on Lake Burton and we welcome you to come visit this unique bass fishery with one of our bass fishing guides.

List of Lakes we Guide

Reel Job Fishing also offers guided fly fishing & conventional fishing trips on Lake Blue Ridge, Lake Nottley, Lake Lanier, Lake Chatuge, Carters Lake, Lake Chickamauga, Lake Hiawassee, Parksville Lake and Lake Nantahala. There are times when certain lakes are fishing better than others during the year. Because of this, don't be surprised if Reel Job Fishing recommends to our clients one of our other lakes for their guide trip date. It's our job to make sure your in the right location f

or optimum fishing.

Guide Boats

Boat: 2006 Z21 Ranger Comanche, 2006 21' Bullet

Rates & Pricing

Full Day (8 hours) - $375

1 or 2 anglers, $75 extra for a third angler

Half Day (4 hours) - $275

1 or 2 anglers, $75 extra for a third angler

Included:

Beverages
All Fishing Tackle & Gear

Not Included:

Fishing License
Lunches
Guide gratuities are not included but are greatly appreciated (Guides depend on this income)

Payment Methods:

Reel Job Fishing only accepts Checks or Cash for payment on guided lake trips. Credit Cards are not accepted at this time.

Meeting Locations:

We recommend contacting your guide prior to your fishing trip to

determine meeting locations and times.

Gear Used:

Fishing gear primarily used on our guided lake trips is conventional bass great and tackle. Fly Fishing gear is welcome for our guided lake trips as well. However, understand your fly casting level will significantly determine your success rate. Live bait will not be used during your guide trip in most circumstances.

Lodging & Cabin Rentals

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Extra Services:

Are you intrested in having a professional photographer capture thememories of your guided trip? Louis Cahill, has over thirty years ofexperience as a commercial photographer. Call us for pricing ifinterested. www.louiscahil.com