FISHING CHARTERS ON LAKE LANIER



 



LAKE LANIER

FISHING CHARTERS:

Here’s a list of some fishing charter providers for Lake Lanier with available contact information:

Big Bite Charters – Lake Lanier
Operated by Captain Andrew Hammond, offering trips for Striped Bass, Spotted Bass, and Crappie.
Contact: Visit their website at www.bigbitecharters.com to book or inquire.

Catching Not Fishing Guide Service
Run by Captain Clay Cunningham, a full-time service with a focus on Striped Bass and Spotted Bass.
Contact: Check their website at www.catchingnotfishing.com for booking details.

Lanier Guide Service
Offers trips with Captain Brian, focusing on Striper and Spotted Bass fishing.
Contact: More information available at lanierguideservice.com.

Bait Shack Water Sports
Led by Marty, providing fishing charters on a specialized pontoon for Striped Bass.
Contact: Call (678) 234-4371 or email info@lakelanierboat.com.

The Striper Experience
Captain Ron Mullins offers Striped Bass fishing trips with over 30 years of experience.
Contact: Call 678-300-4865 or visit thestriperexperience.com

Shane Watson Guide Service
Specializes in light tackle Striper fishing, operating year-round.
Contact: Visit www.lakelanierstripers.com for booking information.

Captain Josh Crappie Fishing
Focuses on Crappie fishing, led by Captain Josh Thornton.
Contact: Book through www.crappieonlanier.com

Jeff Blair Striper Guides
A full-time service with a fleet of boats, specializing in Striper fishing.
Contact: Visit jeffblairstriperguides.com for more details.

Jimbo’s Lake Lanier Spotted Bass Guide Service
Run by Jimbo, a full-time angler focusing on Spotted Bass.
Contact: Check jimboonlanier.com for inquiries.

Striper Steve's Fishing Charters
Based in Dawsonville, GA, specializing in Striper fishing.
Contact: Find them on Facebook at Striper Steve's Fishing Charters for contact details.

DS Guide Service
A professional bass fishing charter targeting Spotted Bass.
Contact: Visit www.dsbassguide.com for more information.

Lanier Adventures Fishing Guide Service
Led by Captain Jeremy Daniels, offering trips for various species including Striped Bass and Spotted Bass.
Contact: Currently unable to accept reservations on FishingBooker, but you may find alternatives through fishingbooker.com.

Beck N Call Fishing Guide Service
Operates out of Oakwood, GA, offering trips on Lake Lanier.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com under Lake Lanier fishing charters.

Redd’s Southern Striper Guide
Based in Cumming, GA, led by Captain Redd, focusing on Bass fishing.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com.

Tate’s Fishing
Operates out of Gainesville, GA, with Captain Tate.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com.

Scream N Drag Fishing Charters
Run by Joe Hilliard, known for Striper fishing on Lake Lanier.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com.

Lanier Premier Charters
Led by Captain Shawn, offering Striped Bass fishing trips.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com.

Striper Tales
Captain Tom provides trips with 17 years of local experience.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com.

Georgia Wild Trout
Offers a personal fishing experience in Cumming, GA.
Contact: Available through fishingbooker.com.

Mad GILLZ Fishing Charter
A fishing guide service based in Gainesville, also serving Atlanta and Duluth.
Contact: Visit madgillzfishing.com for more details.

Big Fish On
Full-time light tackle fishing guides specializing in Striped Bass.
Contact: Visit exploregeorgia.org for more information.

Kids Fish Lanier
Offers charters for 1 to 100 anglers, including family and corporate trips.
Contact: Visit kidsfishlanier.com for booking details.


For the most up-to-date availability and pricing, I suggest contacting these providers

directly through their websites or the platforms mentioned, as schedules and rates

can vary. Also, ensure that all anglers in your group aged 16 and older have a valid

Georgia fishing license, which can be purchased online through the Department of

Natural Resources.


🎣Go catch 'em up!! 🐟

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