Lake Wylie
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08-Mar-10
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: Lake Wylie: Catfish: Fair. Captain Rodger Taylor reports that the blue catfish bite along deep channel ledges has slowed considerably. However, channel catfish are biting well closing to the banks where they are feeding in shallow water. Anchored or drifted cut bait will both catch fish. White perch and crappie: Slow to fair. Captain Rodger Taylor reports that the white perch are very hard to locate right now. Try fishing minnows 18-24 feet deep around offshore structure. Largemouth Bass: Slow. Guide Matt Arey reports the fishing on Wylie remains really tough. In club tournaments 5 fish sacks are rare, and 2-3 fish bags are good. A few bass have been caught around the warm water discharge in the South Fork on shallow running crankbaits and jigs, but it's even tough there with heavily stained conditions. Look for the warming trend to improve fishing. Reported by: SCDNR |
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| About: -
Lake Wylie, a 12,455-acre impoundment on the Catawba River in North and South
Carolina. Lake Wylie is an excellent bream lake and is loaded with these fish. While the
average size may not be as large as on some lakes that we'll discuss, the sheer numbers of good-sized fish present more than
compensate.
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- Catfish
- Largemouth Bass
- White Perch
- Crappie
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