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Winter might feel like the season to put the boat away, but for striper anglers on Lake Lanier and other southeastern reservoirs, it’s one of the best times of the year to catch big, aggressive fish. The crowds thin out, the bait concentrates, and stripers shift into a predictable pattern. When water temps slide into the 40s and low 50s, one lure becomes especially effective: the spoon. Spoons are not new. They’ve been catching fish since long before sonar screens started lighting up the lake. But in winter—when stripers stack deep, feed on lethargic bait, and move in tight groups—a...

Summer striper fishing on Lake Lanier heats up as striped bass move to deeper, cooler waters in the southern part of the lake. For anglers looking to capitalize on these prime conditions, HAWG Spoons from Striper Tackle are among the most effective tools available. Whether you're power reeling, trolling, or casting, the Boss Hawg, Fat Hawg, and Jr. Hawg spoons are designed to target deep-holding stripers with precision. These versatile spoons make a powerful addition to any summer striper tackle setup.

Spring is right around the corner, and the striped bass bite on Lake Lanier is heating up. As the water temps climb into that sweet spot, the fish are schooling up and chasing bait aggressively—making this the perfect time to break out the umbrella rigs. If you’re looking to put more fish in the boat, dialing in your rig with Pro Umbrella Rig Leaders from StriperTackle.com is a game-changer.