Greenwood
RECEIVE FISHING REPORT UPDATES!
Rating - Very_Good
Tuesday, Oct 06 2026
Black bass: Veteran tournament angler Stan Gunter of Greenwood reports that in September bass fishing should improve on Lake Greenwood, after a tough late summer, and generally more fish should be caught both shallower and higher in the water column. Anglers will be able to catch fish running the banks with a buzzbait, and fish should also school better this month. A walking bait or small popper can both be effective for fish breaking the surface.Crappie: Captain Roland Addy (864-980-3672) reports that the fishing was fairly slow at the end of August, but this month the bite should improve. However, the fish should continue to be caught over deeper brush on the main channel and at the mouths of creeks. Both jigs and minnows will workCatfish: Captain Chris Simpson (864-992-2352) reports that drifting the flats with shrimp or cut bait will work this month. Flathead catfish will also be caught at night on live bream or perch.
Greenwood
RECEIVE FISHING REPORT UPDATES!
Rating - Very_Good
Black bass: Veteran tournament angler Stan Gunter of Greenwood reports that in September bass fishing should improve on Lake Greenwood, after a tough late summer, and generally more fish should be caught both shallower and higher in the water column. Anglers will be able to catch fish running the banks with a buzzbait, and fish should also school better this month. A walking bait or small popper can both be effective for fish breaking the surface.Crappie: Captain Roland Addy (864-980-3672) reports that the fishing was fairly slow at the end of August, but this month the bite should improve. However, the fish should continue to be caught over deeper brush on the main channel and at the mouths of creeks. Both jigs and minnows will workCatfish: Captain Chris Simpson (864-992-2352) reports that drifting the flats with shrimp or cut bait will work this month. Flathead catfish will also be caught at night on live bream or perch.
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