Georgia Fishing Lakes

Known for Georgia's top spotted bass lake 30 miles north of Atlanta, 11,860-acre USACE reservoir on the Etowah River with rocky Appalachian foothills structure, excellent striped bass trolling, and one of the highest-pressure recreational fisheries in the Southeast.

Known for Georgia mountain reservoir in the Blue Ridge at approximately 1,900 feet elevation in Rabun County, oldest Georgia Power hydroelectric lake completed 1919, trout and bass fishery near Tallulah Gorge State Park in the northeast Georgia highlands.

Known for striped bass fishery, deep clear-water spotted bass, spring striper run, 692 miles of shoreline.

Known for 37,500-acre USACE reservoir on the Georgia-Florida border at the confluence of the Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers, one of the Southeast's premier bass fisheries driven by extensive hydrilla beds covering roughly 70% of the lake, top crappie lake in the region, annually stocked with 300,000+ striped bass fingerlings, Georgia DNR regulations govern most of the lake by interstate agreement.

Known for Georgia Power reservoir near Milledgeville, quality largemouth bass and Georgia-stocked striped bass, 15,330 acres on the Oconee River in central Georgia.