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Great Morning on Lake Allatoona

September 06, 2026 Atlanta 2 photos & 2 videos
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Bass (Spotted)
Bass (Spotted)
Catfish
Catfish
Hybrid Striped Bass
Hybrid Striped Bass

Trip Summary

Great Day on the water with a Husban and wife. We caught multiple species and had perfect weather. Lake Alltoona is full of fish this time of year. 7am it the best time to start.
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Malik Wilder
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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FishProco Guide Service is located in Atlanta and offers to show you a memorable time on these waters. Capt. Wilder will do his best to make sure you have a fun day full of fishing. This involves 4-hour trips, mainly fishing for Striped Bass and Crappie, ...

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