North Georgia Fishing Charters

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North Georgia: 13 fishing charters available

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14 ft

Up to 2 people

North Georgia Trout Fishing

4.9/5 (138 reviews)
Blue Ridge
Trout Fishing North Georgia offers half and full day float trips on the Toccoa River, near Blue Ridge, Georgia. Captain Joe offers both fly-fishing and light spinning gear on every trip.

"No matter what your experience level is, you can learn and have fun." —⁠ Robert,
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400

Angler's choice

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14 ft

Up to 6 people

Blue Ridge Troutfitters

5.0/5 (34 reviews)
Blue Ridge
If you're ready to discover fishing in Blue Ridge, look no further than Blue Ridge Troutfitters. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Zach is prepared to put you on fish.

"We had an amazing trip with Blue Ridge Troutfitters! From the very start, communication was top-notch — Zach made everything easy and smooth leading up to the trip." —⁠ Craig,
Trips from
US $300
Trips from
US $300
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18 ft

Up to 2 people

Trout Talkin'

4.9/5 (20 reviews)
Blue Ridge
Trout Talkin’ LLC is here to give you a personal experience of the wild waters of Blue Ridge. The stunning scenery here includes local waters, including some spots that only the locals know about.

"My family of six (2 adults, 4 kids) learned to fly fish while wadding in the Toccoa." —⁠ Patrick,
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US $400
Trips from
US $400

Angler's choice

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19 ft

Up to 4 people

Fish Slayer Fishing Guide

5.0/5 (122 reviews)
Ellijay
The lakes of Georgia hide within them a lot of secret fishing spots, underwater holes, and tricky bays.

"My wife and I booked a trip with Fish Slayer “Len”and from the word go, he had us on fish." —⁠ Shawn,
Trips from
US $450
Trips from
US $450

Angler's choice

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19 ft

Up to 4 people

Fish Slayer Fishing – Lake Blue Ridge

4.9/5 (137 reviews)
Blue Ridge
Georgia on your mind? Well, it should be! Home to incredible fishing in the north of the Goober State, Lake Blue Ridge will make your dreams come true.

"We booked this trip to celebrate my father-in-law’s 78th birthday." —⁠ Joseph,
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US $450
Trips from
US $450

Angler's choice

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19 ft

Up to 4 people

Fish Slayer – Blairsville

5.0/5 (20 reviews)
Blairsville
Fish Slayer Fishing Guide welcomes you to Blairsville, Georgia for a lovely lake fishing trip. Pick a day that suits you, join Captain Len Slay on beautiful Lake Nottley, and have a wonderful time chasing Bass and soaking up the lovely surroundings.

"Fun experience. The captain was responsive before the trip and very punctual on the day of the trip." —⁠ Adriana,
Trips from
US $450
Trips from
US $450
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18 ft

Up to 3 people

Xtreme Trophy Angling Fishing

4.9/5 (9 reviews)
Oakman
Running angling trips out of Oakman, Xtreme Trophy Angling Fishing invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Come on aboard with Capt. Kagney, whose main priority is to get you on some fish.

"Captain was very personable. He took care of everything and made sure we had every opportunity to catch fish." —⁠ Casey,
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400
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21 ft

Up to 3 people

Horton’s Fishing Adventure’s

4.9/5 (5 reviews)
East Ellijay
Spend the day with Horton’s Fishing Adventure’s and find out what the fishing in East Ellijay is all about! With Captain Josh at the helm, you’re in knowledgeable and experienced hands.

"I’ve got to say, with this being my first charter of any kind, Josh far exceeded my expectations." —⁠ Mike,
Trips from
US $350
Trips from
US $350

Angler's choice

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16 ft

Up to 2 people

Blue Ridge Fly Fishing Adventures

4.8/5 (27 reviews)
Morganton
With Blue Ridge Fly Fishing Adventures, you can always count on an amazing drift fishing trip. Let Captain Todd take you on the Toccoa River or go exploring the mountain streams.

"Todd was an awesome guide! My 10 year old son had a blast! Todd had all the equipment and bait we needed." —⁠ Matthew,
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US $350
Trips from
US $350
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20 ft

Up to 3 people

Hortons Fishing Adventures

Blue Ridge
Make an adventure out of your next trip in Blue Ridge and go fishing with Hortons Fishing Adventures. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Josh knows them forwards and back.
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US $400
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US $400

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Half-day fishing trips in North Georgia

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in North Georgia

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in North Georgia

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Fishing in North Georgia

Fishing in North Georgia is the ultimate freshwater experience every serious angler should have on their to-do list. The northern part of the “Peach State” is nationally known as one of the best areas for Bass fishing. Local lakes offer at least five species of Bass, while creeks and rivers have unparalleled Trout fly fishing. Consistent water temperatures keep the fish active throughout the year, which means that fishing here never stops. Whenever you choose to book a trip, you’ll have the chance to earn your bragging rights.
 

When to Go

Despite this area’s year-round fishing season, some months naturally have better fishing opportunities. Bass and Walleye fishing is best in spring. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service makes sure Trout numbers stay the same and starts the yearly stocking in March. Trout are present in high numbers all the way to November, so fall may be a better option if you’re targeting Trout specifically.
 

Where to Go

One of the most popular spots is Blue Ridge because you can find everything North Georgia fishing offers in one place. You can target Catfish, Walleye, and several Bass types in Blue Ridge Lake. Trout fishing instead? The Toccoa River is close by and has amazing fly fishing spots that will surely help you land a Trout or two.
 
You’ll also find great fishing guides based near Carters Lake, or you can choose to take a trip through the creeks around Ellijay. The trips can be adjusted to your angling skills, just ask your guide. If you’re not that experienced, you can go to more fully-stocked creeks, where you’ll have more chances of landing a fish, even if you’re fly fishing for the first time.
 

Need to Know

  • All anglers ages 16 or over need to have a valid Georgian fishing license. You also need a Trout fishing license if you intend to keep it. Regulations vary from one county to another, so you can learn more once you choose your destination.

  • All fishing guides will provide you with rods and reels. If you’re planning to go fly fishing, check with your captain first if fly fishing equipment is provided. 

  • If you’re going on a wading trip, make sure to have a quality pair of boots and chest-high waders ready. 

 
Experienced anglers and beginners alike can enjoy the amazing action this area offers. Whether you’re here to learn fly fishing, battle weighty Catfish, or catch a trophy-sized Bass, you’ll never forget your North Georgia fishing adventure.
 

North Georgia

4.9/5
Based on 29,146 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

North Georgia Fishing Seasons

January
The beginning of the year is a great time to target schools of Hybrid Bass. Watch for gulls diving and you’ve found your best fishing spot. 
 
February
February is one of the best months to target Largemouth Bass, especially if you want a trophy-sized one. You may not get many bites, so make them count.
 
March
Crappie are moving toward spawning areas and you’ll easily get them in the areas under bridges. Catfish move to shallow waters.
 
April
As the temperature rises, there’s more action in the water. It’s Striper spawning season. In local lakes, you’ll also find great numbers of Walleye.
 
May
Head out to the lake before it gets too hot and target Bass. They feed voraciously on spawning blueback herring. Maybe visit Carters Lake?
 
June
You can target Catfish in shallow water areas that are right next to deep water. If you’re after Bass, get ready for some topwater action. 
 
July
As the weather gets hot, it’s comfortable to stay in secluded areas. Go on a wading trip, where you’ll be safe from the sun in the fresh breeze of the forest.
 
August
Never been fly fishing? Now is the time! Find a guide who will take you after different types of Trout and learn to land them in a new way.
 
September
Target some Hybrids with small topwater poppers or spoons. This is also a good time to catch Walleye, as it’s harder to find them when it gets cold.
 
October
Head out to Blue Ridge Lake! This place offers the best chance to catch Smallmouth Bass. Use small bait on deep rocky points.
 
November
This is a great time to target Rainbow and Brook Trout. Prepare your fly fishing equipment and visit one of numerous creeks around Ellijay or the Toccoa River.
 
December
End the year with great Trout fishing. Whether you’re casting off on the fly or spinning, it’s a trip you’ll enjoy and remember. 
 

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What anglers said about fishing in North Georgia

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