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Captain Brad Whitehead of No Excuses Striper Fishing On Lake Lanier on Thursday June delivered an outstanding 5-hour guided fishing trip targeting largemouth bass, spotted bass, and striped bass. Starting at 6:00 am from Vanns Tavern Park, this Lake Lanier charter accommodates up to four anglers with all gear and bait provided. Using proven techniques like trolling, crankbaiting, and live bait fishing, guests consistently land trophy-sized bass in these productive Georgia waters. The trip includes expert local knowledge of Lake Lanier's hotspots, making it perfect for families, friends, and anglers of all skill levels looking to experience premier striper fishing near Gainesville.
Captain Brad Whitehead of No Excuses Striper Fishing On Lake Lanier on Thursday June offers 5-hour guided bass fishing trips starting at 6:00 am from Vanns Tavern Park. The base trip accommodates two people with additional anglers for $50 each, up to four total guests. All necessary gear, bait, and tackle are included, plus kids 12 and under fish free with a maximum of two children eligible for the discount rate. This licensed guide brings years of Lake Lanier experience and local knowledge to put you on the fish. Book online or call to reserve your spot for an action-packed day targeting largemouth bass, spotted bass, and striped bass.
This 5-hour morning charter targets three premier bass species using multiple proven techniques including trolling, crankbaiting, and live bait fishing. Recent trips have produced impressive catches like 36-inch largemouth bass, 37-inch striped bass, and 36-inch spotted bass. The convenient Vanns Tavern Park launch provides easy access to Lake Lanier's most productive fishing areas.
Captain Brad's expertise covers all the lake's hotspots and seasonal patterns, ensuring consistent action for anglers of all skill levels. The trip runs Monday through Sunday with early morning starts to capitalize on peak feeding times when bass are most active.
Largemouth bass thrive in Lake Lanier's diverse structure including submerged timber, rocky points, and grass beds. These aggressive predators feed heavily on shad, bluegill, and crawfish, making them excellent targets for both artificial lures and live bait presentations. In June, largemouth bass move to deeper structure during the day but can be found in shallower areas during early morning and evening periods. The lake's clear water and abundant forage base support healthy populations of trophy-sized fish, with many exceeding the 30-inch mark that serious bass anglers pursue.
Your Lake Lanier fishing adventure begins at 6:00 am from Vanns Tavern Park in Gainesville, where Captain Brad provides all rods, reels, tackle, and bait needed for success. The boat comfortably accommodates up to four anglers with safety equipment and fish cleaning services included. Bring sunscreen, snacks, and drinks for the 5-hour trip, and don't forget your Georgia fishing license. Captain Brad's local knowledge and proven techniques give you the best chance at landing trophy bass while enjoying the scenic beauty of one of Georgia's premier fishing destinations.