Lake Lanier Largemouth Black Bass Fishing Guide

Fishing Charter with Captain Brad Whitehead – Rates & Booking

Captain Brad Whitehead of No Excuses Striper Fishing On Lake Lanier on Saturday March runs 5-hour guided fishing trips for $400 for 2 anglers. Additional guests can be added for $50 each, and kids 12 and under fish free (maximum 2 kids eligible). The charter includes all rods, reels, tackle, and bait needed for a successful day targeting largemouth black bass, striped bass, and spotted bass. Trips launch from Sardis Creek Park and cover productive areas across Lake Lanier's expansive waters. Brad provides expert instruction on jigging, trolling, and deep-water techniques that consistently produce results. Book online or call to secure your preferred date—March through May offers some of the year's best bass fishing action.

Highlights of Half Day Guided Bass Fishing Trip On Lake Lanier

This Lake Lanier fishing experience combines productive bass fishing with stunning mountain lake scenery. Captain Brad's local expertise shines as he navigates between proven honey holes, adjusting techniques based on current conditions and fish behavior. The 5-hour duration provides ample time to work different depths and structures without feeling rushed. Recent trips have produced largemouth black bass up to 18 pounds, with consistent action on striped bass and spotted bass throughout the day.

The charter's family-friendly approach makes it perfect for introducing kids to freshwater fishing, while experienced anglers appreciate Brad's advanced techniques and willingness to share local knowledge. All equipment is tournament-quality, and the boat is equipped for comfort and safety during extended fishing sessions.

Local Species Insights: Largemouth Black Bass

Lake Lanier's largemouth black bass thrive in the lake's diverse habitat of submerged timber, rocky points, and creek channels. March marks the pre-spawn period when bass move from deep winter haunts toward shallow spawning areas, creating excellent fishing opportunities. These fish respond well to jigs worked around structure, spinnerbaits over submerged timber, and crankbaits along rocky banks. Captain Brad targets depths from 10 to 30 feet during this season, focusing on areas where creeks enter the main lake. The warming water temperatures trigger increased feeding activity, making bass more aggressive and willing to chase lures. Lake Lanier's clear water requires finesse presentations, but the payoff comes in the form of healthy, hard-fighting bass that provide memorable battles.

Plan Your Fishing Charter Day

Your Lake Lanier fishing adventure begins at Sardis Creek Park, where Captain Brad will have the boat rigged and ready. The charter includes all necessary fishing equipment, from rods and reels to a full selection of lures and live bait. The boat comfortably accommodates up to 4 anglers with additional seating and storage for personal items. Morning trips typically start at sunrise to take advantage of prime feeding times, while afternoon options work well for families with younger children. Brad provides instruction on proper techniques and helps beginners learn the basics while challenging experienced anglers with advanced methods. The boat features fish finders and GPS to locate productive areas quickly, maximizing your time with lines in the water.