Beautiful Tidewater 2700 ready to ride

Step aboard this 27ft. 2021 Tidewater 2700 Carolina Bay, equipped with a powerful 425 Yamaha engine, ensuring smooth sailing and ample power for any adventure.



Whether you're an avid angler seeking the perfect fishing spot or simply looking to relax and cruise along the serene waters, this boat is designed to cater to your every need. With its spacious layout and comfortable seating, you can enjoy the company of friends and family while soaking up the sun or casting your line.



This boat is equipped with top-of-the-line navigational and safety features, providing peace of mind as you explore the lake.



Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping water sports or a tranquil day of leisure, this Tidewater Boat in Cartersville is the perfect vessel to make lasting memories on the water.



Lake Allatoona offers great fishing opportunities, hosting species such as spotted bass, largemouth bass, hybrid striped bass, striped bass, crappie, and catfish.



Species and Locations:

Spotted Bass: The predominant bass species, comprising 80-90% of the population. Usually found in deeper waters but move shallower during spawning season (April-May). Target them near submerged structures and drop-offs.

Largemouth Bass: Commonly found around vegetation, submerged trees, and structures in Little River coves, Etowah, and Allatoona Creek areas.

Hybrid Striped Bass: Frequently located near the main lake channels and open waters; active year-round, particularly in spring and fall.

Striped Bass: Commonly found from October to June, with larger individuals moving up the Etowah River during spring.

Crappie: During spring, focus on shallow waters around Stamp Creek, Little River, Etowah River, and coves. In summer, crappie move to deeper waters near brush piles and fish attractors.

Catfish: Often caught throughout the lake, particularly near deeper holes, creek channels, and areas around bridges or submerged structures.



Popular Tactics:



Spotted Bass: Deepwater fishing with drop-shot rigs, jigs, or finesse worms. During spring spawning, shallow crankbaits and spinnerbaits work well.

Largemouth Bass: Use crankbaits, spinnerbaits, or soft plastic worms around submerged structures, fallen trees, and shorelines.

Hybrid and Striped Bass: Trolling with live shad using free-lines or down-line rigs is effective. Early mornings and late evenings see success with topwater lures like Rooster Tails and Chug Bugs.

Crappie: Dropping small jigs or using live minnows around brush piles and docks. Night fishing under lights near docks and bridges can also be productive.

Catfish: Using bottom rigs with cut bait, live bait, or prepared stink baits in deeper water or near submerged structures.



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