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Fresh Fishing Reports from North Georgia

Walleye bite is golden

March 10, 2023

Using jerkbaits right now for walleye catching some really good fish anywhere from 5 to 20 fish a night hitting the boat.

Some pigs she caught

February 13, 2023

Went out on a bass fishing trip, she caught her personal best at 6.75lbs and some big spots. A trip she will never forget

Loading them coolers right now

February 6, 2023

Just a normal 6 hours on the water. Spooning right now they are hammering it

Spot frenzy

October 14, 2022

The fall bite is in full swing, the spots are hammering live bait, some slab crappie out there to be had, yellow pearch are starting to move into shallower water. Walleye bite is sufficient and will keep getting better.

Walleye frenzy

October 12, 2022

Lake blue ridge troll trip was a blast. Put 8 quality fish in the boat with some jumbo spots, and a lot of dinks. That fall bite has arrived!

Bite is on

October 1, 2022

The walleye have started to stack up and the big spots are thumping on lake blue ridge. Live bait bite is picking up for walleye and yellow pearch, but the troll bite is still strong.

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What anglers said about fishing in North Georgia

Great. This year (2022) was a little on the hot (above average) side and there is always the chance of thunderstorms when that hot!

4.7 / 5

Great. This year (2022) was a little on the hot (above average) side and there is always the chance of thunderstorms when that hot!

Mark S. Lawrenceville, GA

Worth every penny to have an experienced guide. The float trip was so much nicer than just a wade trip.

5.0 / 5

Worth every penny to have an experienced guide. The float trip was so much nicer than just a wade trip.

Elecia E. United States

I would start with a guided outing to learn where the fish are and what the fish a biting. When you see it with your own eyes, it is different than reading about it on the internet.

4.7 / 5

I would start with a guided outing to learn where the fish are and what the fish a biting. When you see it with your own eyes, it is different than reading about it on the internet.

Frank W. Gainesville, FL

1st go with Captain Jeromy Seabolt. He will show you how he looks for fish on his electronics so that you’ll know what you’re looking for when you go by yourself.

5.0 / 5

1st go with Captain Jeromy Seabolt. He will show you how he looks for fish on his electronics so that you’ll know what you’re looking for when you go by yourself.