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Fresh Fishing Reports from Toccoa River

Rainy Morning fun

September 16, 2023

Thankful for great clients on a tough rainy day Water temperature on carters lake is starting to drop which has the fish on the move, Look for main creeks to start fishing well again in the coming weeks. Book your fall fishing trip today !

Fun summer morning with a heart breaking

August 19, 2023

I started my morning at 4AM catching fresh live bait for my clients. Loaded the wells on the first throw of the cast night then filled up a bucket of dead bait for chum. We started the morning hot and heavy at 6AM with some spotted bass schooling action on offshore humps. Then later in the day found a large school of fish out deep and dropped down lines on top of the school and started getting bites immediately! Caught a few more spotted bass a flathead catfish and lost a huge striper right at the boat.

Recent Nice fish ! Great fishing !

August 1, 2023

The river contiues to give uo lots of trout, including lots of nice bigger fish too!!

Deer/Brown Trout

July 30, 2023

First thing in the morning A beautiful deer. Stood for a great picture and awesome memory.

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

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What anglers said about fishing in Toccoa River

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.