Half Day
4 hours · Up to 4 anglers
The trip most people start with. Out at daylight, on the fish while they're feeding, back at the ramp before lunch.
What we run
Trips & rates
Four ways to fish Lake Lanier. Every one of them is a guided striper trip with tackle, live bait, drinks and snacks aboard.
Six Hour
6 hours · Up to 4 anglers
Two more hours to work a second pattern when the morning bite shuts off. The trip that turns a slow start around.
Full Day
8 hours · Up to 4 anglers
The whole lake and the whole day. We follow the fish wherever they move instead of working one stretch of water.
Night Striper
5 hours after dark · Up to 4 anglers
Summer onlySummer stripers feed hardest after sundown. Lights over the water, live bait down deep, and the lake to ourselves.
Rates are per trip, not per person. A 20% deposit books the date and the balance is due on the day of the trip.
In the price
- Rods, reels and terminal tackle
- Live bait
- Drinks — water, Gatorade and Powerade
- Snacks — chips and crackers
- Life jackets and safety gear
- Fish cleaned and bagged
Not in the price
- Georgia fishing license — every angler 16 and over needs their own before the trip
- Parking at the ramp — Forsyth County charges $10 for a day pass at the kiosk ($60 annual). Bring a card, the kiosks don't take cash
- Gratuity for the captain, if you had a good day
House rules
- Anglers must be 12 or older.
- Up to 4 anglers per trip.
- Dress for the weather — layers, and shoes you don't mind getting wet.
The boat
We fish in weather other boats go home in
The boat has a full enclosure, so a little rain doesn't end the day.
Winter trips run in a heated cabin — diesel heater, enclosure zipped up. Some of the best striper fishing of the year happens when everybody else has put the boat away.
Live well aboard to keep bait lively and fish fresh.
Deposits
20% of the trip books your date. Cancel eight or more days before your trip and your deposit is refunded in full. Seven days or fewer, the deposit holds the date — the only exception is a trip the captain calls off for weather. The balance is due on the day of the trip.
Weather
If the captain calls the trip for weather — lightning, thunder or heavy rain — you get your deposit back in full or we move you to another day. Your choice.