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Hello everyone, I am currently in south GA and having some trouble finding a decent place to fish, so recently I've been stopping at random spots where I see trucks pulled at and see whats going on. I am from the north so mostly I would trout fish only occasionally fish for bass/pike. I really am starting to find a love/obsession with catching bass, and I was really hoping you guys could take a look at this spot I found and tell me whether I should even try for bass in here. It seems to be a really slow moving river, it really looked like the water was crawling/barely moving. Thanks for the help everyone. Also up the river a little there is tons of cover and objects in the water

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its hard to say doesnt look all that deep throw out some bread and see if any bluegills stir up thats a first step.

Hello everyone, I am currently in south GA and having some trouble finding a decent place to fish, so recently I've been stopping at random spots where I see trucks pulled at and see whats going on. I am from the north so mostly I would trout fish only occasionally fish for bass/pike. I really am starting to find a love/obsession with catching bass, and I was really hoping you guys could take a look at this spot I found and tell me whether I should even try for bass in here. It seems to be a really slow moving river, it really looked like the water was crawling/barely moving. Thanks for the help everyone. Also up the river a little there is tons of cover and objects in the water

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whats the name of the place? google that and see if you can find info on what type of fish it holds.

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Toss a little 4" senko in there and find out.  That's how I test out new waters.

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Is that part of the Withlacoochee river. If it is there will be some shoal bass, and mud fish in it. Both or fun too catch, just be cautious of the mud fish they have sharp teeth.

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I just looked  at the pics closer, i know right where that is.Be ready to lose some lures there are alot of branches, and trash under the water there.

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Do you live in hahira ? (not stalking) If you do i can tell you about a few ponds up the road from you. There some very nice bass in these ponds. Just let me know i will give  you direction.

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haha yes, yes I do, I looked for ALOT of ponds but when I call the city hall they say they are all on private property. If you could help me out, I would really appreciate it.

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:-/ have you ever fished there? I was hoping to walk up stream a little ways to find a more secluded quiet spot

I have fished there, Haven't walk very much. If you walk under the bridge, and go that way there is one spot. It's not very far to it. Just be careful of the black mud on the bank. It will throw you down very fast, Don't ask how i know. lol :(

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Provided the water is not contaminated (can't tell by looking)

and provided it doesn't dry up during a prolonged drought,

it's a pretty safe bet that it holds largemouth bass.

Roger

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Ok, what road were you near?  I fish the Flint River above/below the dam at Albany.  In addition, the Kinchafoonee and Muckalee creeks that merge into Lake Chehaw before going into the Flint River above the dam at Albany.  From the pictures, I can not tell where the are taken.  The Flint and  Kinchafoonee have a lot of Large mouth and  shoal bass. Below the dam, Spots and shoal bass.  In the last 3 month the Flint has been way up with a strong current.  The  Kinchafoonee has also had a strong current, but in may places it does not seem to have a current from the bank.

Give some roads/streets you were near and I can tell you which body of water you were at.

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Ok, what road were you near? I fish the Flint River above/below the dam at Albany. In addition, the Kinchafoonee and Muckalee creeks that merge into Lake Chehaw before going into the Flint River above the dam at Albany. From the pictures, I can not tell where the are taken. The Flint and Kinchafoonee have a lot of Large mouth and shoal bass. Below the dam, Spots and shoal bass. In the last 3 month the Flint has been way up with a strong current. The Kinchafoonee has also had a strong current, but in may places it does not seem to have a current from the bank.

Give some roads/streets you were near and I can tell you which body of water you were at.

He was close to hahira  ga.

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Close to Hahira is a mater of perspective.  Hahira is close to Valdosta, about 70-80 miles south of Albany.  The Flint goes to Bainbridge, well west of Valdosta.

Hahira is the home of J.D. ,Tim  and Stephen Drew, baseball, anyone.

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