Last week I caught a bunch of three and four pounders on plastics and swimbaits but had a hard time getting a big fish. Late in the week I fished one lake in the AM and another in the PM looking for the lake with the best big fish bite . Got a 9.5 pounder then switched lakes and got a 10 pounder right at sunset. Both were caught over deep grass beds on a 9 inch Mattlures Woody. Neither fish hit hard but just sucked it down.  Here is a photo of the biggest fish.

hey man thats a really nice fish

Nice fish, Randall!!! I need to call and book a trip next time I go to Atlanta.

WAWA WEE WA

now THAT's whackin' 'em.  great job randall.

WAWA WEE WA

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9.5 and a 10 in the same day!!!  Only in my dreams!!!   nice fish

wow, a 9 inch woody.

I'm totally impressed.

Nice fish.

Randall I swear if I am ever going to be in GA. I am going to book a trip with you so you can teach me how to fish my own baits!!!  I aint kiddin you need to fish one of those HBC tournaments. This latest one is in Texas, thats not too far from you. I am sure its too late though.

If I ever get rich I will put you and I in one of those tournaments!

hey randall im also in the atlanta area and am trying to find another good spot to fish at nearby. if you are ok with revealing your spot then i would be glad to know, but if you don't thats cool too! NIcE HAWGS man!

Now that's what I'm talking about!

hey randall im also in the atlanta area and am trying to find another good spot to fish at nearby. if you are ok with revealing your spot then i would be glad to know, but if you don't thats cool too! NIcE HAWGS man!

Lake Varner, Lake Horton, Stone Mountain, and Tribble Mill are good big bass lakes. There have been big fish caught at Lathem Reservoir , Lake Acworth and Fort Yargo this year too. Lots of choices all around Atlanta.  

You da MAN!

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