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Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Bass and stripers move shallower as days shorten
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Lake Lanier’s water level is currently 1,065.51 or 5.49 feet below the normal full pool of 1,071 feet above sea level. The main lake and mouths of the creeks are clear. The backs of the creeks and rivers are slightly stained to stained.
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Lake Lanier Fishing Report: Crappie biting in the shallows
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Local bass angler Eric Aldrich poses with a fish he caught. - photo by For The Times
Lake Lanier’s water level is presently at 1,071.65 feet, which is 0.65 feet above the normal full pool of 1,071 feet.
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