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Black Crappie — Clarks Hill Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Blackshear
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Burton
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Hartwell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Lanier
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Oconee
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Richard B. Russell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Lake Walter F. George
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — Oconee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Black Crappie — West Point Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 30 (black and white crappie combined) for black crappie. The combined daily limit for crappie (black and white crappie) is 30, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 30 (black and white crappie combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Blue Catfish — Altamaha River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for blue catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Blue Catfish — Savannah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for blue catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Bluegill — Clarks Hill Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for bluegill. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Bluegill — Lake Blackshear
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for bluegill. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Bluegill — Lake Hartwell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for bluegill. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Bluegill — Lake Lanier
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for bluegill. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Brook Trout — Chattahoochee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for brook trout. The daily limit for trout (brook, rainbow and brown trout and their hybrids, combined) is 8. There is no statewide minimum length limit, but many individual streams carry special regulations. The Delayed Harvest regulation applies only within the designated Delayed Harvest section: from November 1 through May 14 all trout must be released immediately and only artificial lures with one single hook per lure may be used or possessed; normal harvest and bait rules resume May 15 through October 31. Elsewhere on the river the statewide trout limits apply. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Brook Trout — Waters Creek
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for brook trout. 18-inch minimum total length. On Waters Creek it is unlawful, while fishing, to possess a brown or rainbow trout less than 22 inches or a brook trout less than 18 inches in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: 18-inch minimum total length. · License required
Brown Trout — Chattahoochee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for brown trout. The daily limit for trout (brook, rainbow and brown trout and their hybrids, combined) is 8. There is no statewide minimum length limit, but many individual streams carry special regulations. The Delayed Harvest regulation applies only within the designated Delayed Harvest section: from November 1 through May 14 all trout must be released immediately and only artificial lures with one single hook per lure may be used or possessed; normal harvest and bait rules resume May 15 through October 31. Elsewhere on the river the statewide trout limits apply. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Brown Trout — Toccoa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for brown trout. The daily limit for trout (brook, rainbow and brown trout and their hybrids, combined) is 8. There is no statewide minimum length limit, but many individual streams carry special regulations. The Delayed Harvest regulation applies only within the designated Delayed Harvest section: from November 1 through May 14 all trout must be released immediately and only artificial lures with one single hook per lure may be used or possessed; normal harvest and bait rules resume May 15 through October 31. Elsewhere on the river the statewide trout limits apply. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Brown Trout — Waters Creek
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for brown trout. 22-inch minimum total length. On Waters Creek it is unlawful, while fishing, to possess a brown or rainbow trout less than 22 inches or a brook trout less than 18 inches in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: 22-inch minimum total length. · License required
Chain Pickerel — Ogeechee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (chain, grass and redfin pickerel combined) for chain pickerel. The combined daily limit for pickerel (chain, grass and redfin) is 15. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (chain, grass and redfin pickerel combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Chain Pickerel — Satilla River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (chain, grass and redfin pickerel combined) for chain pickerel. The combined daily limit for pickerel (chain, grass and redfin) is 15. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (chain, grass and redfin pickerel combined) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Altamaha River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Coosa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. The season for taking lake sturgeon from the Coosa River and its tributaries is closed; lake sturgeon may not be taken. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Etowah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Flint River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Lake Walter F. George
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Oconee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Ogeechee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Channel Catfish — Savannah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for channel catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Flathead Catfish — Altamaha River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for flathead catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Flathead Catfish — Coosa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — no daily limit for flathead catfish. Channel, blue and flathead catfish have no daily or size limit in Georgia; channel and flathead catfish are not counted toward the 50-fish game-fish possession limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: No limit · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Hybrid Striped Bass — Clarks Hill Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for hybrid striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Hybrid Striped Bass — Lake Hartwell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for hybrid striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Hybrid Striped Bass — Lake Oconee
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for hybrid striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Hybrid Striped Bass — Lake Richard B. Russell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for hybrid striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Hybrid Striped Bass — West Point Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for hybrid striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Largemouth Bass — Altamaha River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Clarks Hill Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Coosa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Etowah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Flint River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Blackshear
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 14-inch minimum total length. On Lake Blackshear the minimum length limit for largemouth bass is 14 inches in total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 14-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Blue Ridge
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. On Lake Blue Ridge there is no minimum length limit for largemouth bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Burton
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. On Lake Burton there is no minimum length limit for largemouth bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Hartwell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Lanier
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 14-inch minimum total length. On Lake Lanier the minimum length limit for largemouth bass is 14 inches in total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 14-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Oconee
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 14-inch minimum total length. On Lake Oconee the minimum length limit for largemouth bass is 14 inches in total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 14-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Richard B. Russell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Lake Walter F. George
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 14-inch minimum total length. On Lake Walter F. George the minimum length limit for largemouth bass is 14 inches in total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 14-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Oconee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Ogeechee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Satilla River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — Savannah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 12-inch minimum total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 12-inch minimum total length. · License required
Largemouth Bass — West Point Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for largemouth bass. 14-inch minimum total length. On West Point Lake the minimum length limit for largemouth bass is 14 inches in total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 14-inch minimum total length. · License required
Rainbow Trout — Chattahoochee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for rainbow trout. The daily limit for trout (brook, rainbow and brown trout and their hybrids, combined) is 8. There is no statewide minimum length limit, but many individual streams carry special regulations. The Delayed Harvest regulation applies only within the designated Delayed Harvest section: from November 1 through May 14 all trout must be released immediately and only artificial lures with one single hook per lure may be used or possessed; normal harvest and bait rules resume May 15 through October 31. Elsewhere on the river the statewide trout limits apply. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Rainbow Trout — Toccoa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for rainbow trout. The daily limit for trout (brook, rainbow and brown trout and their hybrids, combined) is 8. There is no statewide minimum length limit, but many individual streams carry special regulations. The Delayed Harvest regulation applies only within the designated Delayed Harvest section: from November 1 through May 14 all trout must be released immediately and only artificial lures with one single hook per lure may be used or possessed; normal harvest and bait rules resume May 15 through October 31. Elsewhere on the river the statewide trout limits apply. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Rainbow Trout — Waters Creek
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 (all trout species combined) for rainbow trout. 22-inch minimum total length. On Waters Creek it is unlawful, while fishing, to possess a brown or rainbow trout less than 22 inches or a brook trout less than 18 inches in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 (all trout species combined) · Size limit: 22-inch minimum total length. · License required
Redbreast Sunfish — Altamaha River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for redbreast sunfish. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Redbreast Sunfish — Flint River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for redbreast sunfish. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Redbreast Sunfish — Ogeechee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for redbreast sunfish. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Redbreast Sunfish — Satilla River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) for redbreast sunfish. The combined daily limit for sunfish/bream (bluegill, flier, redbreast, redear, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth and shadow bass) is 50, with no statewide size limit. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 50 (combined sunfish/bream limit) · Size limit: No size limit. · License required
Redeye Bass — Coosa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for redeye bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Redeye Bass — Etowah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for redeye bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Redeye Bass — Flint River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for redeye bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Shoal Bass — Flint River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for shoal bass. Protected slot: shoal bass 15 to 20 inches must be released. On the Flint River downstream of the Warwick Dam (Lake Blackshear) shoal bass between 15 and 20 inches must be released immediately; all others may be kept. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: Protected slot: shoal bass 15 to 20 inches must be released. · License required
Smallmouth Bass — Lake Blue Ridge
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for smallmouth bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Spotted Bass — Coosa River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for spotted bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Spotted Bass — Etowah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for spotted bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Spotted Bass — Lake Burton
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for spotted bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Spotted Bass — Lake Hartwell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for spotted bass. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Spotted Bass — Lake Lanier
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) for spotted bass. 14-inch minimum total length. On Lake Lanier the minimum length limit for spotted bass is 14 inches in total length. The daily limit for black bass is 10 in total (all species of the genus Micropterus combined), only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa (redeye), shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass. There are no statewide minimum length limits on freshwater game fish unless listed: largemouth bass have a 12-inch statewide minimum (14 inches on certain reservoirs, no minimum on others) and shoal bass a 15-inch statewide minimum. No more than 50 individuals of all game fish combined (except channel and flathead catfish) may be possessed at one time. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 (all black bass combined; only five may be Altamaha, Bartram's, Chattahoochee, Coosa/redeye, shoal, smallmouth, Suwannee or Tallapoosa bass) · Size limit: 14-inch minimum total length. · License required
Striped Bass — Altamaha River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. 22-inch minimum total length. On the Altamaha River and its tributaries the limit for striped, white and hybrid bass is two fish, both of which must be 22 inches or longer in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: 22-inch minimum total length. · License required
Striped Bass — Clarks Hill Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Striped Bass — Lake Hartwell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Striped Bass — Lake Lanier
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Striped Bass — Lake Oconee
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required
Striped Bass — Lake Richard B. Russell
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 2 (only one may exceed 34 inches) for striped bass. On Lake Richard B. Russell (from the Russell Dam to the Lake Hartwell Dam and Lake Secession Dam) and all its tributaries the limit is two striped bass per day, only one of which may exceed 34 inches in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 (only one may exceed 34 inches) · License required
Striped Bass — Oconee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. 22-inch minimum total length. On the Oconee River downstream of GA Hwy 22 in Milledgeville and its tributaries the limit for striped, white and hybrid bass is two fish, both of which must be 22 inches or longer in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: 22-inch minimum total length. · License required
Striped Bass — Ogeechee River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. 22-inch minimum total length. On the Ogeechee River and its tributaries the limit for striped, white and hybrid bass is two fish, both of which must be 22 inches or longer in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: 22-inch minimum total length. · License required
Striped Bass — Satilla River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) for striped bass. 22-inch minimum total length. On the Satilla River and its tributaries the limit for striped, white and hybrid bass is two fish, both of which must be 22 inches or longer in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 (both must be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: 22-inch minimum total length. · License required
Striped Bass — Savannah River
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 2 (both must be 27 inches or longer) for striped bass. 27-inch minimum total length. On the Savannah River and its tributaries downstream of the J. Strom Thurmond Dam the limit for striped, white and hybrid bass is two fish, both of which must be 27 inches or longer in total length. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 (both must be 27 inches or longer) · Size limit: 27-inch minimum total length. · License required
Walleye — Lake Blue Ridge
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 for walleye. The daily limit for walleye is 8, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Walleye — Lake Burton
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 for walleye. The daily limit for walleye is 8, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
Walleye — Lake Lanier
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 8 for walleye. The daily limit for walleye is 8, with no statewide minimum size. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 8 · Size limit: No minimum length limit. · License required
White Bass — West Point Lake
Georgia, United States
Georgia limits — daily limit 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) for white bass. No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). The combined daily limit for striped bass, white bass and hybrid white-striped bass is 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer in total length. Certain rivers and reservoirs carry their own minimum-length rules. Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division — Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations (georgiawildlife.com / eregulations.com/georgia/fishing), 2025 guide. This is an abbreviated summary, not a legal document; some waters carry additional special regulations. Confirm current regulations with Georgia DNR before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 15 (striped, white and hybrid bass combined; only two may be 22 inches or longer) · Size limit: No minimum length limit (only two of the daily limit may be 22 inches or longer). · License required