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Georgia fishing maps

Bank and shore fishing in Georgia

No boat? You still have 24 Georgia waters with listed public access, 321 access sites in all. Open any water below to see its depth map, the rated spots within reach of each access point, and what to throw this season.

Access sites come from official agency access inventories where the state publishes one, with OpenStreetMap filling gaps. A carry-in site means you park and walk your gear in. We list where public access exists; always respect posted signs on the ground.

WaterAccess sitesCarry-inChart
Lake Lanier41 survey
Amelia River3 survey
Stevens Creek Reservoir2 survey
Lake Hartwell49modeled
Clarks Hill Lake39modeled
West Point Lake34modeled
Lake Allatoona22modeled
Lake Sinclair17modeled
Richard B. Russell Lake17modeled
Walter F. George Lake16modeled
Altamaha River14modeled
Lake Nottely10modeled
Carters Lake9modeled
Chattahoochee River9modeled
Lake Seminole9modeled
Lake Oconee7modeled
Lake Chatuge5modeled
Blue Ridge Lake4modeled
Lake Blackshear4modeled
Lake Burton3modeled
Chattooga River2modeled
Lake Conasauga2modeled
Lake Rabun2modeled
Jackson Lake1modeled

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