If your yacht is so big you fear ripping off a few of the upper decks going under Lake Allatoona’s bridges, you’ll be happy to know we’ve added a link to the Army Corps of Engineers’ data on Bridge Elevations.

Another new link gives Elevations for Boat Ramps on Lake Allatoona.  If there are items that you’d like us to add, please let us know.  Thanks.

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There’s more to surviving in the wilderness than being able to outrun your companions if you’re attacked by a deranged yak in the wilds of North Georgia.  (Although that tip might save your life.)

Red Top Mountain State Park in Cartersville will host a Wilderness Survival School the weekend of February 25th & 26th.  Yes, even you can learn to survive in the wilderness.  (The wilderness that is outdoors, to be exact.  You’re on your own at work and with relatives.  Sorry.)

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Robert Eidson’s Lake Allatoona Fishing Guide Report is provided by First Bite Guide Service of Lake Allatoona. Contact Robert at 770-827-6282 or by e-mail at eidson6260@comcast.net when you’re ready to catch stripers and hybrids.

Line-side fishing is good and live bait is working good on down-lines, free lines, and planer boards. The best times for this are early morning and late afternoon. During mid-day, find a point set up over a 30-40 foot bottom and change over to all down-lines. Mid-lake is the only place to be right now and most of the fish caught this week came between 24-30 feet deep.

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Good news!  LakeAllatoona.com has updated information on hiking trails near Lake Allatoona.  Just in time, evidently.

We would like to apologize to those who decided to take that 5-mile hike we previously suggested on what is now a 12-mile trail.  At least those who survived are buffed and ready for “bikini and surfer-dude” summers.

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Does your heart sing “Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum” on windy days?  Yup, you’re a sailor.  When you’re of a mind to mix with other crews, there be a plenty to choose from on Lake Allatoona.   Aaarrrrrghhh.

Sailing on Lake Allatoona

 

Tellus Director of Marketing Joe Schulman was invited by NASA to view the November launch of the Mars Rover Curiosity. Joe toured Kennedy Space Center and tweeted about his experiences. See behind-the-scenes photos of Kennedy Space Center and learn all about his unique trip.

The talk begins Wednesday, January 25th at 12:15 PM. No outside food is allowed, but visitors are welcome to purchase lunch in the Café, or just come hear the lecture.

 All Lunch and Learns are free for members and included in regular admission for non-members.

As a public courtesy, LakeAllatoona.com will occasionally share information of interest to those who appreciate Lake Allatoona.

Water Battle Editorial in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

LakeAllatoona.com urges you to support local businesses.  With that in mind, we are giving a free, unsolicited shout out to The Taj Mahal Grill in Kennesaw.  You’ll find authentic Indian curry dishes and other delicious Indian favorites on their lunch buffet and ala carte menu.

Be sure to mention LakeAllatoona.com when you visit.

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Fox News reports that Ryan Brunn, a 20-year-old maintenance worker who this week pleaded guilty to molesting and killing a 7-year-old girl, was found dead of an apparent suicide in his prison cell Thursday.

Fox News report on suicide of Ryan Brunn, confessed murderer.

LakeAllatoona.com is being updated and improved.  During this process we have learned that the Web address for The Bartow History Museum has changed.  The new address is BartowHistoryMuseum.org.  You are urged not to use any previous links to The Bartow History Museum.  Old domain names and addresses are no longer owned or operated by the museum.

Click Here to Visit The Bartow History Museum’s website.