Savannah River Fishing Report: Ideal Conditions for Bass Anglers This Sunday

Hey folks, Artificial Lure here with your Sunday fishing report for the Savannah River system. Today's looking solid for getting on the water.

Let's talk conditions. Sun's already up—rose this morning at 6:59, and we've got until 5:19 tonight. The tide's running in our favor with a low at 10:12 AM at just 0.9 feet, then a nice high tide coming in at 4:19 PM sitting around 7.9 feet. According to solunar data, today's showing good fish activity overall, with a coefficient of 67 marking average conditions.

Water-wise, we're seeing good movement with these tides. The Savannah River Entrance between the jetties has been producing, and the solunar charts show peak activity windows from about 4:37 to 6:37 this morning with the moon down, then again from 5:05 to 7:05 this evening when the moon's up. Minor windows are around midday near the moonrise.

What's been working lately? White swim jigs early in the morning are solid, along with topwater—throw some buzzbaits or walking baits on that early bite. As the day progresses, switch to bottom contact stuff: Carolina rigs, shaky heads, and Neko rigs will pick up fish throughout the afternoon. We've got a solid mix of largemouth and smallmouth in this system. The largemouths are harder to come by but they're heavier, so if you're targeting a quality bag, focus on those.

For spots, hit the middle section of the river system—that's been holding better quality fish lately. And don't sleep on the upper dam's tailrace if you can access it; that's putting out some serious bass.

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