Fly Fishing Guide in West Georgia: the Flint, Chattahoochee, and around the southeast

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Guided flyfishing in west Georgia; casting lessons, fly-tying lessons

Flies & entemology

Fly fishing equipment, accessories plus boats. And techniques including knot-tying.

 

 

Unbeknownst to much of the country, the variety and the quality of fly fishing in West Georgia and East Alabama is some of the best in the country. It is a year-round fishery less than an hour from the Atlanta airport.

Stripers on the Chattahoochee River

In days gone by, stripers were native to this river. The dams have stopped their migration from salt water, but they have been stocked in many of the lakes dot the river from Atlanta to the coast. While they are often caught in these large lakes, many of the stripers and hybrid stripers choose to live upstream of the lakes in the rocky shoals of the river itself. They are there year-round - the best fishing is probably in the winter, but we even catch `em in the heat of the summer.  Learn more about catching stripers on Georgia's Chattahoochee River...

Spider lilles (and shoal bass) bloom in the rocky shoals of the Flint River. Shoal Bass on the Flint River 

The Flint is a truly unique river, especially considering that it is relatively unknown. Its rocky shoals are home to species that is quite unique, the shoal bass.

Found only in a few river drainages in this area, the shoalie looks and fights like a smallmouth but acts like a trout. We fish for them the same way, wading the shoals and throwing the fly

We also have a few small streams whose names we cannot divulge that offer great fishing for the shoalies. In addition to the shoal bass, the Flint and these other streams support a healthy population of red-breasted (longear) sunfish.

See more on Georgia's Flint River....................

Callaway Gardens

Bass, bream, even trout in the winter, all in one of the most beautiful places on earth. Callaway is a family resort, a botanical garden, a nature preserve, a golf resort, host to the Master's Water Ski tournament, and much more. Most importantly, if you have your priorities arranged correctly, is the fly fishing for bass, trout and big bull bream!.......Learn more about guided fly-fishing trips at Callway Gardens

North Georgia Trout

Georgia has over 2000 miles of trout water, including special regulation and trophy streams. Plus, we do guided trips on private water on the Soque River at the famous Brigadoon Lodge and at Blackhawk.

The variety of setting is considerable, ranging from small high-elevation brook trout streams to the big water of the Chattahoochee and Toccoa Rivers. Beginners and old pros, there's something for all in north Georgia.

Jet skis beware - there are lots of fly casters on West Point these days & we all want to be in a Scott Rod commercial!West Point Lake

One of the finest bass fishing lakes in the country, it also contains a good spotted bass population, plenty of hybrid and white bass, crappie and catfish.

West Point Lake Links & Reports

Other Species & Location

Grass Carp     Catfish     Gar

 

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