Georgia Fishing Reports

Discover waterways in Georgia with interactive maps containing recent catches, fishing spots, and reports of the latest fishing activity.


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Recent Activity in Georgia

Shared catches, fishing spots and reports

  1. Kenneth Vinoski
    - Clarks Hill Lake (J. Strom Thurmond Reservoir)

    2 lb. 6 oz. Spotted Bass

  2. Whitney Thompson
    - Lake Oliver

    6 3/4 lb on crankbait

  3. chan mao
    - West Point Lake

    1 lb. 7 oz. 14.0 in. Black Crappie

  4. Tom Fox
    - Lake Burton

    7 lb. 2 oz. 23 in. Brown Trout

    1. Debbie F 0
      Beautiful Brown!
  5. JAY BOOTH
    - South Fork Peachtree Creek

    8 lb. 2 oz. 24 in. Largemouth Bass

  6. Tommy Brown
    - Lake Harding (Bartletts Ferry)

    Black Crappie

  7. Joe Davidson
    - Allatoona Lake

    Caught 5 like this one Sunday evening, right before sunset.

    24 in. Striped Bass with a Shiner

    1. Lacie Cowins 0
      Nice catch
  8. Ben Wageman
    - Lake Blue Ridge

    Rainbow Trout with a Worden's Original Rooster Tails

  9. Ben Wageman
    - Big Creek

    Black Crappie

  10. linda cannon
    - Lake Seminole

    Black Crappie with a Minnow

    1. Bill Fussell 0
      nice sac-au-lait you have there ma’am 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
    2. James Reynolds 0
      Nice one.
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Popular Waterways

The most active fishing spots in Georgia

  • Milton Ponds

    Followers
    21
    Catches
    248
    Spots
    2
  • Shoal Creek

    A section of the Shoal Creek in DeKalb County, Georgia.

    Followers
    49
    Catches
    195
    Spots
    0
  • Lake Seminole

    Followers
    716
    Catches
    70
    Spots
    83
  • Lake Sinclair

    Catfish are both abundant and popular. Planned installation of fish attractors with the conversion o...

    Followers
    775
    Catches
    49
    Spots
    67

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