Seminole Ramlin's

November 19, 2006

There is one thing that’s for sure. Nature has gone haywire, Deer up on my front porch last week and now 22 white Pelicans on the Lake. There has to be an ansure for it?

The opening day of Duck Season for grown ups went well, the main reason was lots of boats on the lake fishen. That kept the Ducks up and moving. Many birds were taken but not so for Sunday. The fishen boats were few and far between, slow shooting on Sunday.

Our best Bass taken this week was by Matt Baty of Attapulgus with a 10 lbs. Large Mouth. That is a great big Bass. We had a picture of it on the digtal camra but it got erased by a dot com communication glitch.

The R&R fished out on the lake, Jackie Hamric & Dennis Brooks weighed in 25.15 to win the R&R. Matt Baty & Chris Blackman was 2nd with 21.76 lbs. of Bass. Jordan and Jordan took 9th place with 15.53 lbs. of Bass. The A.B.C. Group of Columbus fished with very poor luck.

A Ponce De Leon Fisherman landed a 63 lbs. Blue Catfish that would have been the state record, but he caught it on a Bush Hook and them don’t count.

Again we are glad to report the Perch taken on Jigs are doing their thing. Many good catches taken this week. The reports say that the bottom of the Flint River is just covered with hefty size Perch.

Matt Baty from Attapulgus, GA with some of his 2nd place catch from the R&R Tournament held this past weekend.

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Wingate’s Fishing Report

November 19, 2006

Lake Surface Temp: 71°

Lake Level: Near Normal

Chattahoochee: Muddy and Fast

Flint: Stained

Spring Creek: Stained

Report Provided by: Jack Wingate