Fly fishing inGeorgia
The Toccoa tailwater and mountain streams in north Georgia hold quality trout.
Georgia waters
7 rivers, lakes and creeks with fly picks and reports.
Chattahoochee River (Buford Tailwater)
Cold tailwater below Buford Dam producing trout close to metro Atlanta; excellent for hopper/dropper and nymph rigs.
Flows, flies & reports→riverChattooga River
Wild freestone river and National Wild and Scenic River renowned for technical dry-fly and trout fishing.
Flows, flies & reports→riverEtowah River
Freestone river noted for strong smallmouth and spotted bass populations, ideal for sight-fishing and streamer work.
Flows, flies & reports→lakeLake Allatoona
Highly-productive reservoir for hybrid/striped bass and largemouth; popular with fly anglers launching from multiple marinas.
Flows, flies & reports→lakeLake Lanier
Large reservoir famous for strong striped bass/hybrid fisheries and productive spring/fall fly fishing seasons.
Flows, flies & reports→riverTallulah River
Tailwater and gorge water offering cold, clear trout fishing in Rabun County with scenic canyon settings.
Flows, flies & reports→riverToccoa River
Clear mountain freestone with long runs and pocket water that fishes well on dries, emergers, and streamers.
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