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 August 13 2010
7:00PM - 9:00 PM
Captains' Party
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Agust 14 2010
7:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Fishing Outing
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August 14 2010
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Reception & Award
Ceremony
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Fun Fest Details
Register for Fun Fest
Fishing
Forecast for Lake Lanier
Important
news.
All those
that plan on going on the upcoming
Apalachicola trip need to put down and deposit as soon as
possible.This makes planning much easier. Lets help make this a fun
trip by getting your money in quickly..
If
any one is willing to carry their own boat and hasnt signed up please
let Fernando or Don know.
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The Lanier Striper Club was formed in 2000.
Its 50 plus members are dedicated to promoting
fellowship, conservation and education
among Lake Sidney Lanier Striped Bass
Anglers. The Club meets the first Tuesday
of every month
at the Dam store on Buford Dam Road and
has a monthly fishing outing the first
Saturday of the
month (following the Tuesday meeting).
Committed to being “Green,” in 2008, th
e Lanier Striper Club saved 3,000 pounds
of fish – fish caught are always put back into the lake
whenever possible.
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The Lanier Striper Club brings in
professional guest speakers at monthly meetings
who cover a variety of topics – no matter if you are a beginner,
intermediate
or advanced fisherman. The Club works closely with the Department
of Natural
Resources on increasing the amount of fish in Lake Lanier. They
also support th
e Corps of Engineers on keeping the lake safe and productive now and in
the future.
Here are Minutes from our March meeting:
LANIER STRIPER CLUB, LLC.
MEETING MINUTES
MARCH 2, 2010
* The March meeting of the Lanier Striper
Club was held
at the Dam Store.
Buck Cannon opened the meeting with a prayer.
* Dan Saknini and Joe Kuhr presented Mrs.
Dover with
cookies and a
gratuity of our appreciation.
* Daren Crump joined as a new member.
* At the February tournament, Fernando
and David caught
the 2nd place fish
in shallow water. Fernando caught a 29" long
fish and Don
Brown had the 1st
place winning fish at 31", caught near the end
of the
tournament by trolling
umbrella rigs at 70' and 100'. The fish hit
the shorter
umbrella rig.
* Elections are in two months if you are
interested.
* Our guest speaker was Mack Farr, he
shared the
following techniques:
o Start early; cast like a mad man, and
quit early.
o This year the water has been colder
and more
stained than in the past.
o Captain Farr has been casting a jig
in areas and
pockets in the back of
creeks.
o Use a small jig, quickly retrieved;
10lb test
and ¼ inch bucktail with
trailer at Four Mile, Bald Ridge and most
anywhere on
the lake to catch fish.
o He also uses a Schrounger; it is
a lead head
with a fluke attached to
it, made by Lucky Strike.
o Lucky Craft Ghost Minnon 78 and
Rooster Tails
can be effective this time
of year.
o Mack also spoke on Umbrella
Rigs.
o Mack felt Red Fins were the
strongest in
April through May when it is 63
degrees up to 73. Throw Red Fin in,
drag it back
on top of water, not jerky;
but slow.
o Thread fin; 3/16" net is the
best size for
catching stripers.
* Next meeting is April 6th at
6:30 @ the
Dam Store.
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