Blue Ridge, Georgia and its surrounding towns offer some of the best trout fishing waters in the North Georgia Mountains. The two best seasons to trout fish is during the spring and fall, so come up to Blue Ridge this month for some fly fishing action. You can try some of the local mountain streams or start with the most popular lower Toccoa River below Lake Blue Ridge dam. Click the link below for more information including local streams, fishing license and guide services. http://www.escapetoblueridge.com/activities/fishing.php?p=32
Fishing Lake Blue RidgeLake Blue Ridge is a Tennessee Valley Authority operated reservoir that is over 3,290 acres and feed by the upper Toccoa River. When you fish Lake Blue Ridge you can expect to find largemouth bass, white bass, bluegill, yellow perch, trout and walleye. Yes you can catch walleye this far south, due to the cooler water and spring night fishing is the best time to fish for walleye due to the clear water.
Great Local Fly Fishing GuidesBlue Ridge has some of the best fly fishing guides in the North Georgia Mountains. Guide services range from beginner to expert. Guides offer both private trophy water fishing and float trips to get you on some rainbows, browns and the occasional brook trout. So if you want to learn how to fly fish or want a guide to put you on some monster trout, then visit our guide page.
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