Keys To Catching Lake Lanier Bass works to help me catch bass.

The Outdoor Blast is next weekend, Friday through Sunday, at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth. I will be helping out at the Georgia Outdoor News booth where you can enter a drawing for a gun given away each hour of the show and pick up a free copy of the current magazine, so that booth should be very busy.

I will also have my two Map of the Month books for sale at the booth. I have put together books for Lake Lanier and Clarks Hill that have a Map of the Month article for each month of the year. Each article has a map showing ten good spots to fish for bass that month, tips on how to fish them, what baits to use and other information from a good fisherman on the lake.

Last week I went to Lanier to try to catch some fish and make a promo video for the book. The video will be running on a laptop on the counter at the Blast. The books are available as downloadable eBooks and I also sell them on CD in either Microsoft Word or PFD format. From the CD you can print out your own copy of the whole book, or print one chapter at a time to take to the lake with you.

I was happy to be able to put in a GPS waypoint from one of the articles for Lanier, go to it and find the brush pile there. I rigged a drop shot worm like suggested, with the color worm and weight sinker the article says works best. And I caught some fish off that hole and others in the book.

Lanier is a tough lake to fish if you don’t go regularly and keep up with what the fish are doing. The information in my book really helped me.