Heron Outdoor Adventures
Our most common adventure, we will get straight to fishing and catching several species. We will be targeting Striped Bass and Hybrid Striped Bass on many of our trips all year long.
22 Fishing Charters
The best out of 22 charter fishing deals in Georgia - enter dates to check availability
Our most common adventure, we will get straight to fishing and catching several species. We will be targeting Striped Bass and Hybrid Striped Bass on many of our trips all year long.
Enjoy a fun-filled morning full-service guided fishing trip on beautiful Lake Lanier, GA. Everything you need is provided including all live bait, lures, tackle, rods, reels, coolers with ice, gas, and a licensed and insured USCG certified captain. All you need to bring is your snacks and drinks for the day. Get ready and hold on!
Enjoy 4 hours of fishing on Lake Sidney Lanier. The charter leaves out of Charleston Park at 7:30 a.m. and returns to the dock at 11:30 a.m. The captain looks forward to having a great day chasing Striper with you and your group. Sunrise makes the day.
When fishing is on your to-do list in the morning, this 4-hour fishing package is a perfect choice. It is designed to create the fishing experience you deserve. Capt. Malik will provide your guide service at either West Point Lake, Lake Allatoona, or Lake Lanier. Chose the location and you will be sent the boat ramp address after your deposit has been made. Target species: Crappie, Hybrid Striped Bass, Spotted Bass, and White Bass.
Trips covers up to 4 people. I provide all bait and tackle, and we will always make sure our clients catch fish and have a great time!
Well be fishing lake blue ridge using live bait and artificial bait, all takle bait and gear needed is included. Well have snacks and drinks on the boat. Fishing license not included, kids under the age of 15 are not required to have fishing license.
On this trip we will be exploring all that the great Lake Russel has to offer. The lake is full of spotted bass that are an absolute blast to catch and the best part, we are able to chase them nearly year round. However, on this trip it is not uncommon to come across a school of hybrids that are famous in this lake. They put up a fantastic fight and make for some great memories. This is your trip, if there is anything you would like to focus on or learn more about we can customize it to your wishes!
5-hour fishing trip on one of Georgia's most beautiful lakes
Come fish the Crappie capitol of the world with us !

Crappie fishing in Georgia, United States is all about tasty Panfish and steady action. You can target Black Crappie and White Crappie, known locally as Slabs. They school in big numbers, hit small baits, and make great table fare.
Anglers use light spinning tackle, small jigs, and live minnows. In spring, fish the shallows around grass, brush, and docks. In summer and winter, look deeper around timber, bridge pilings, and ledges. Trolling covers water fast, while jigging works when fish hold tight to structure. Shooting docks, which means skipping a small jig under a dock, is a local favorite.
Most charter trips are relaxed and family friendly. Expect simple gear, short runs, and lots of bites when fish are schooled up. Guides usually provide rods, reels, and tackle, and will show beginners how to rig and set the hook. Bring sun protection, snacks, drinks, and weather‑appropriate clothing. Wear non‑marking shoes, and pack a small cooler for your refreshments.
Georgia’s lakes and rivers offer year‑round options. North Georgia’s clear reservoirs, such as the Lanier and Hartwell area, shine in spring and fall. Central Georgia waters around Oconee and Sinclair are known for strong numbers. Farther south, Lake Seminole and Blackshear produce thick slabs around vegetation and timber. Big river systems like the Altamaha, Oconee, and Chattahoochee also hold fish near eddies, brush, and fallen trees.
Before you go, check Georgia’s fishing rules. Make sure you have the right fishing license. Review local season and harvest regulations for Crappie, and confirm any tackle or area restrictions. Regulations can change, so always verify them close to your trip date.
