How to Go Fly Fishing in Georgia

Georgia boasts some of the best fly fishing in the nation. There are numerous streams and rivers stocked with trout, offering a healthy mix of easy and difficult fish to catch. Follow these steps to go fly fishing in Georgia.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Do your research before going fly fishing. Check out the numerous websites devoted to fly fishing in Georgia. Blue Ridge Highlander covers northern Georgia and Fly Fish GA covers the western part of the state (see Resources below).

2. Buy a guide book to the best fly fishing spots in Georgia. David L. Teffeteller has written numerous guide books. They focus on Etowah River, Toccoa River, Cohutta Wilderness and Chattahoochee River Tailwater.

3. Know that among the best places to fly fish are Jacks River, Conasauga River, Chattahoochee River, Chattooga River, Dukes Creek, Dicks Creek, Stamp Creek and Mountaintown Creek.

4. Find a fishing guide service that operates year-round. Sweetwater Anglers is one that plans fly fishing trips in North Georgia. Book your trip on their website or by calling [phone] or [phone].

Resources

• Popular fly fishing destinations in Georgia
• North Georgia fly fishing
• West Georgia fly fishing
• Book a fly fishing trip with Sweetwater Anglers
• Buy books about Georgia fly fishing at Amazon.com

Who Can Help Sponsored

• Tired of Being Tired? Fight Fatigue and Try FRS for FREE!