If chasing big fish on public waters sounds like your kind of adventure, Untamed Horizon Expeditions is the trip you’ve been looking for. Led by Capt.
"We had an outstanding chartered trout fishing trip with Cruz!" — CHRIS,
Trout Fishing North Georgia offers half and full day float trips on the Toccoa River, near Blue Ridge, Georgia. Captain Joe offers both fly-fishing and light spinning gear on every trip.
"Captain Joe took my son and I out on the Toccoa River for a trout fishing trip we won’t forget." — Chris,
Running angling trips out of Oakman, Xtreme Trophy Angling Fishing invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Come on aboard with Capt. Kagney, whose main priority is to get you on some fish.
"Kagney did great. Our trip started at 6am. He started way earlier netting bait for the day." — Kris,
Georgia Wild Trout is here to give you a personal experience on the wild waters of Blue Ridge.
Georgia on your mind? Well, it should be! Home to incredible fishing in the north of the Goober State, Lake Blue Ridge will make your dreams come true.
"Our trip with capt. Len Slay was absolutely perfect. From the weather to the catch, we couldn't have asked for better." — MIN,
The lakes of Georgia hide within them a lot of secret fishing spots, underwater holes, and tricky bays.
"we had a great time!!!!
i would recommend this trip and captain to anyone." — Linley,
Experience North Georgia Fly Fishing with Toccoa River Outfitters Established in 2014, Toccoa River Outfitters is a locally owned fly shop and professional guide service with two full-service locations in downtown Blue Ridge and McCaysville, Georgia.
Hey Folks! This is Zach Norton. I am the Owner and Head Guide here at Blue Ridge Troutfitters! We offer Guided Float and Wade Trips on the Toccoa River and other Tributary Streams in / near Blue Ridge, GA.
"Both guides took extra time to help 3 first time fly fishermen/women figure out every aspect of the trip." — Stephen,
Trout Talkin' LLC is here to give you a personal experience of the wild waters of Blue Ridge. The stunning scenery here includes local waters, including some spots that only the locals know about.
"So I booked this at the last minute and they were able to work me in." — Travis,
Nestled in the North Georgia mountains, Carters Lake is a premier fishing destination renowned for its deep, clear waters and trophy bass populations. As Georgia's deepest reservoir—averaging 200 feet with areas plunging beyond 450 feet—this 3,200-acre impoundment offers an unmatched angling environment. The lake's pristine conditions, free from private docks and shoreline development, create a secluded experience where fish thrive.
The crown jewel of Carters Lake is its nationally recognized spotted bass fishery, famed for producing "Magnum" spots exceeding 6 pounds. These aggressive fish dominate the deep rocky structures year-round, joined by striped bass giants that often reach 20–30 pounds, particularly from October through June. Anglers also encounter elusive largemouth bass in sheltered coves and trophy walleye—a rare Georgia specialty—patrolling depths near Ridgeway boat ramp during late winter spawns.
Beyond its bass legacy, the lake teems with channel and flathead catfish hiding in submerged timber, while hybrid stripers and bluegill provide versatile action. Georgia DNR's active stocking program sustains this diversity, ensuring consistent world-class fishing. With multiple boat ramps and accessible shoreline fishing decks, Carters Lake accommodates all techniques—from deep-water jigging for bass to riverine catfishing in the Coosawattee tributary.
Whether targeting record-breaking striped bass in the chilly months or wrestling spotted bass amid summer timber, Carters Lake delivers unforgettable challenges. Its mountain scenery and uncrowded waters make every trip an adventure into one of Georgia's most distinctive fisheries.
