Georgia Walleye Fishing Charters

8 Fishing Charters

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Top Walleye Fishing in Georgia

    Spend the morning targeting a range of fish, from Largemouth Bass to Striped Bass and from Crappie to Catfish. What you target depends on the time of year, but there are always some great fish on the menu!

    5 Hour Trip
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    US $300
  • Angler's Choice

    This trip is great for families out fishing. Perfect for families who are introducing their kids to fishing for the first time. You will fish for Spotted, Striped, and Hybrid Bass, as well as Catfish and Walleye. All required equipment is provided.

    Extended Half Day Trip (AM)
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    US $600
  • Angler's Choice

    Get out on the water first thing in the morning and take advantage of the best bites of the day. Fish up until lunchtime and head home with a boatful of delicious creatures for lunch and beyond. Families are welcome to get their kids hooked, while avid anglers will relish the change to go after Spotted, Striped, and Hybrid Bass, as well as Catfish and Walleye. Everything you need is provided on board, just make sure to bring some snacks and drinks to stay refreshed.

    3/4 Day Trip (AM)
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    US $600

    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!

    6 Hour Trip
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    US $400
    +5

    Enjoy the beauty and rich fishery of Lake Lanier to the fullest. You and your guide will begin the trip at 6:30 a.m. and spend 8 hours on the water. You'll have lots of fun chasing tasty Bass, Gar, Walleye, and Crappie, and more. All the tackle and lures are included in the price.

    8 Hour Trip – Lake Lanier
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    US $650
  • Angler's Choice

    Well be using artificial lures and live bait for a variety of fish and also trolling far a variety of fish. Snacks and drinks include, fishing licens not included. Anyone under the age of 16 doesnt have to have a fishing license. Fish cleaning included, if you would like to keep your catch bring a cooler and a bag of ice. Feel free to reach out with any questions.

    Half Day Trip Carters Special (AM)
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    US $400
    +2

    We Fish deep clear cold water Georgia Mountain Lakes. Blueridge Lake, Seed Lake, Lake Burton, Lake Rabun and Lake Lanier for Walleye, Perch and Pickerel. We use live bait and lures while trolling slowly. These fish have very sharp teeth so please be extra careful handling these fish. Make sure to dress for the weather and purchase a fishing license.

    3/4 Day Trip – Walleye & Pickerel
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    US $600
    +4
  • Angler's Choice

    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.

    Blue Ridge Lake Half Day Special AM
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    US $450
    +2
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Georgia Walleye Fishing Seasons

Walleye
Size
1 to 10 lbs
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Excellent

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Walleye fishing in Georgia, United States is a hidden gem. These sharp-toothed game fish love cool, clear water in the state’s northern lakes. Anglers chase Walleye here for their subtle bite, hard runs, and great table quality.

Guides target Walleye with trolling, jigging, and live bait. Trolling crankbaits along drop-offs covers water fast. Jigging with minnows or soft plastics works on rocky points and humps. Low light is prime. Dawn, dusk, and night often bring the best action.

A typical charter focuses on safe, simple tactics that suit beginners and seasoned anglers. Your captain handles the boat, gear, and local know-how. Dress for the weather, wear non-slip shoes, and bring snacks and sun protection. In cooler months, pack warm layers and gloves.

North Georgia’s mountain reservoirs hold the strongest Walleye populations. Popular areas include Lake Lanier, Lake Hartwell, Lake Russell, Lake Rabun, and Lake Burton. Rivers and feeder arms, especially near the Chattahoochee headwaters, can shine in spring runs. Summer fishing often shifts deeper, near ledges and timber.

Before your trip, check Georgia’s current fishing rules. Make sure you have the right fishing license. Review any permit needs, open seasons, and harvest limits for Walleye. Regulations can change, so confirm details close to your date.

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What anglers said about Walleye Fishing in Georgia

  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (AM))

    So many Fish

    After our first captain canceled on us and I screwed up my booking with Len, selecting both the wrong date(his day off) and the wrong lake. Len worked with us, he was very professional, got up early to get bait since he wasn’t planning on fishing. Kids had a blast, step daughter caught her first fish, boys caught about 20 bass and one walleye.
    Craig K.
    Craig K.
    Reviewed on Jun 29, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (AM))

    Cooler wasn't big enough!

    Captain Len did not disappoint. He knew several good spots, and had us catching Walleye and Bass early and often. We also caught a few channel cats. Highly recommended.
    Geoff K.
    Geoff K.
    Reviewed on Apr 27, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip)

    Great time had by all!!

    We all enjoyed our excursion! We caught Walleye, catfish, spotted bass, and a couple of trout! Captain Len did not disappoint!
    Shawn A.
    Shawn A.
    Reviewed on Jun 24, 2024
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (AM))

    Big Fish & Big Fun

    Had a great time fishing with Len. We caught a bunch of bass and a few walleye. It was a beautiful morning on the lake. Looking forward to my next trip with Len.
    Scott Y.
    Scott Y.
    Reviewed on Apr 14, 2024
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip (AM))

    Half day trip

    It was great! Len put us right on fish and we started catching. We caught 22 bass and a walleye big enough to keep and some smaller we threw back. Boat was well equipped and maintained. We had plenty of live bait. We would certainly use him again.
    Lori B.
    Lori B.
    Reviewed on Apr 4, 2023