Drought?

The southeast is again in mild/moderate drought status. But no water is too shallow for a River Hawk Boat!

(1/5/12)

In the Atlanta area,

Lake Lanier

 

is holding around 11' below full pool,

while

Lake Alatoona

is holding around 14' below full pool.

Rainfall forecasts predict both lakes rising soon.

 

FISHERMEN ARE

ON THE WATER NOW!

- and -

CATCHING FISH !

MANY BOAT RAMPS ON LAKE LANIER & LAKE ALLATOONA ARE OPEN DUE TO MANY OF THE RAMPS BEING EXTENDED WHEN THE LAKES WERE DOWN.

 

October through May are prime months for land-locked striper fishing and the easiest time of year to catch a striper on fly rod - although stripers can still occasionally be caught shallow throughout the summer.

Largemouth & Spotted Bass are feeding on the surface NOW and a typical day can produce six to 30 fish - from 1 lb. to 5 or 6 lbs.

Meanwhile, River Hawk sales are booming: There's no pond, lake or river too dry for the shallow draft of a River Hawk boat! And even our largest boats can be launched from a dry lake/pond bank.

We're seeing quite a few current owners of bass boats and bay boats purchase a second boat: a B-60 Pro Caster or B-60 Kingfish Edition. In so doing, they're discovering - or rediscovering - the joys and pleasures of small boat fishing. There's no thrill like catching a 10 lb. to 20 lb. (or larger) striper from a River Hawk boat!

Right now, on any given day on Lake Lanier, several B-60s, Pro Casters, Kingfish Editions and an Osprey or Bay Hawk can be seen with spin and fly fishermen throwing at surface-feeding stripers and spots. What a Hoot!

Contact your local Authorized River Hawk Dealer - or call us at the factory - for advice on which model is best suited to your type of fishing.

Don't let drought - or rumors of drought - keep you from fishing this year.

 

STOP WISHING - START FISHING

RIVER HAWK BOATS