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Experience premier bass fishing on Lake Lanier with No Excuses Striper Fishing's Saturday March guided trips. Captain Brad Whitehead knows exactly where to find Largemouth Black Bass, Spotted Bass, and trophy Striped Bass in these productive Georgia waters. This 5-hour fishing adventure launches from Sardis Creek Park and accommodates 2 anglers with options to add more fishermen for just $50 each. Whether you're jigging deep spots or trolling productive areas, Captain Brad's local expertise ensures an action-packed day on the water. Lake Lanier's warming March waters bring gamefish closer to the surface, creating ideal fishing conditions. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels, this guided fishing trip includes all necessary gear and even lets kids 12 and under fish for free—making it an excellent family-friendly outdoor activity in Gainesville.
Captain Brad Whitehead of No Excuses Striper Fishing On Lake Lanier offers Saturday March guided fishing trips that deliver consistent action. For just $250, you and a fishing buddy can enjoy a 5-hour adventure targeting Lake Lanier's prized bass population. Want to bring more anglers? Additional fishermen are welcome at just $50 per person, and kids 12 and under fish for free (maximum 2 kids eligible for this discount). All necessary fishing gear, tackle, and live bait are included—just bring your fishing license, drinks, snacks, and sun protection. Captain Brad's deep local knowledge and professional guide service ensure you'll have the best chance at hooking into Largemouth, Spotted, and Striped Bass. Book your trip today to secure your spot on one of Lake Lanier's most reliable fishing charters.
Lake Lanier offers some of Georgia's best multi-species bass fishing, and Captain Brad Whitehead knows exactly how to put you on the action. This 5-hour trip provides the perfect balance of fishing time without taking your entire day, launching from convenient Sardis Creek Park with easy access to productive fishing grounds. The half-day format is ideal for families, beginners, or experienced anglers looking to target trophy striped bass that can reach 18+ pounds.
Captain Brad tailors each trip to current conditions, employing various techniques from deep-sea fishing to jigging and trolling based on what's working. His knowledge of Lake Lanier's seasonal patterns means you'll be fishing the most productive spots for Largemouth, Spotted, and Striped Bass. Recent client Chris reported catching six stripers up to 18 pounds on his family trip, praising Brad's constant adjustments and friendly, educational approach. The boat accommodates 2-5 anglers comfortably, making this trip perfect for small groups and families looking for quality time on the water.
Spotted Bass thrive throughout Lake Lanier's clear, deep waters. These aggressive fighters are often found around rocky points, submerged timber, and along drop-offs—particularly in the 15-30 foot depth range during March. Unlike their largemouth cousins, Spotted Bass in Lake Lanier tend to school more heavily and relate strongly to structure. They're known for their hard strikes and acrobatic fights, making them a favorite target for both beginning and experienced anglers.
When fishing for Spotted Bass on Lake Lanier, focus on main lake points, humps, and channel edges. In March, as water temperatures begin warming, these fish start moving from winter deep-water haunts toward pre-spawn staging areas. Captain Brad often targets them using drop shots, Carolina rigs, and medium-diving crankbaits. One distinct advantage of pursuing Spotted Bass on Lake Lanier is their willingness to bite even when Striped Bass are less active. Most Spotted Bass caught on Lake Lanier range from 1-3 pounds, though trophy specimens exceeding 4 pounds are possible—especially during the spring season.
When booking with Captain Brad Whitehead, you'll be fishing from a well-maintained, comfortable boat equipped with quality electronics and all the gear needed for a successful day on Lake Lanier. The boat comfortably accommodates 2-5 anglers with plenty of fishing space. Trips typically begin early morning at 7:00 AM, but Captain Brad can adjust start times based on seasonal patterns and your preferences.
For your comfort, the boat includes seating, shade options, and a smooth ride to various fishing spots across Lake Lanier. Remember to bring weather-appropriate clothing, sun protection, your fishing license, and any desired snacks or drinks. Bathrooms are available at the launch site before departure. Captain Brad prioritizes safety with all required safety equipment on board and maintains constant awareness of changing weather conditions. With his 5-star service and commitment to putting clients on fish, you can expect a professional, enjoyable, and productive fishing experience on Lake Lanier's beautiful waters.

Largemouth Bass

Spotted Bass

Striped Bass
Fully-equipped bass fishing boat