Clarks Hill Lake, Georgia - Spring
This breakdown includes 40 Spring waypoints on Clarks Hill Lake, Georgia focused on March - May. The spots are focused on 4 areas of the lake. The breakdown also includes detailed descriptions of each area, recommend conditions for when you should fish each area and bait recommendations for each spot.
The areas in this map were selected by Randy Blaukat. He is a professional tournament anglers with $1.9 million in career earnings, 18 appearances in the Bassmaster Classic/Forrest Wood Cup, and 2 Bassmaster Top 150 wins.
The waypoints are delivered by email in a zip file what includes the GPS files and a PDF with instructions on how to download the waypoints to each brand of fish finder. Here’s a link to a video with instructions as well:
https://youtu.be/T9KYu4j1QAE
The download link you receive by email after purchasing a breakdown will expire 24 hours after purchase, so make sure you download the map and save it to your computer within that time. Send us an email at info@fishthemoment.com if you have any questions.
*Disclaimer: We have not fished all of the spots shown in this breakdown. These are areas we would check out if we were on this lake in this time of year. This means we cannot guarantee you will catch fish on every spot, but this should point you in the right direction. It’s up to you to use the right bait, with the right presentation, at the right time to catch a bass.
This breakdown includes 40 Spring waypoints on Clarks Hill Lake, Georgia focused on March - May. The spots are focused on 4 areas of the lake. The breakdown also includes detailed descriptions of each area, recommend conditions for when you should fish each area and bait recommendations for each spot.
The areas in this map were selected by Randy Blaukat. He is a professional tournament anglers with $1.9 million in career earnings, 18 appearances in the Bassmaster Classic/Forrest Wood Cup, and 2 Bassmaster Top 150 wins.
The waypoints are delivered by email in a zip file what includes the GPS files and a PDF with instructions on how to download the waypoints to each brand of fish finder. Here’s a link to a video with instructions as well:
https://youtu.be/T9KYu4j1QAE
The download link you receive by email after purchasing a breakdown will expire 24 hours after purchase, so make sure you download the map and save it to your computer within that time. Send us an email at info@fishthemoment.com if you have any questions.
*Disclaimer: We have not fished all of the spots shown in this breakdown. These are areas we would check out if we were on this lake in this time of year. This means we cannot guarantee you will catch fish on every spot, but this should point you in the right direction. It’s up to you to use the right bait, with the right presentation, at the right time to catch a bass.
This breakdown includes 40 Spring waypoints on Clarks Hill Lake, Georgia focused on March - May. The spots are focused on 4 areas of the lake. The breakdown also includes detailed descriptions of each area, recommend conditions for when you should fish each area and bait recommendations for each spot.
The areas in this map were selected by Randy Blaukat. He is a professional tournament anglers with $1.9 million in career earnings, 18 appearances in the Bassmaster Classic/Forrest Wood Cup, and 2 Bassmaster Top 150 wins.
The waypoints are delivered by email in a zip file what includes the GPS files and a PDF with instructions on how to download the waypoints to each brand of fish finder. Here’s a link to a video with instructions as well:
https://youtu.be/T9KYu4j1QAE
The download link you receive by email after purchasing a breakdown will expire 24 hours after purchase, so make sure you download the map and save it to your computer within that time. Send us an email at info@fishthemoment.com if you have any questions.
*Disclaimer: We have not fished all of the spots shown in this breakdown. These are areas we would check out if we were on this lake in this time of year. This means we cannot guarantee you will catch fish on every spot, but this should point you in the right direction. It’s up to you to use the right bait, with the right presentation, at the right time to catch a bass.