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Georgia Fishing Maps and GA Fishing
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Since 1970 Kingfisher has produced lake maps for boating, fishing and recreation on many of America's hottest lakes. Kingfisher lake maps are Waterproof and Tear Resistant. They feature information such as access areas, facilities, water hazards, and more. Most Kingfisher lake maps show contour information so that you can track down the fish and avoid obstacles.

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Lake Hartwell SC
Lake Hartwell, on the border of South Carolina and Georgia. Front side(1:80,000) Back side(1:48,000) 2-sided 25"x38" Waterproof and Tear Resistant! LAKE HARTWELL is located in the Northeast Georgia Mountains and Upcountry South Carolina. Hartwell Lake is one of the most accessible lakes in the nation. Lake Hartwell has 962 miles of shoreline and 56,000 acres.
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Lake Lanier, GA
Lake Lanier, Georgia Scale 1:24,000. Two-sided 24"x36" Nestled in the foothills of the Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains lies Lake Sidney Lanier, one of Americas favorite lakes. Over 7.5 million people a year choose to visit Lanier. With over 692 miles of shoreline, the lake is well known for its aqua-blue colored water, spectacular scenery and variety of recreational activities.
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Lake Oconee, GA
Lake Oconee, Georgia 1:38,000 1-sided 25"x38". Lake Oconee is the second largest lake in Georgia. The lake has approximately 375 miles of shoreline. Lake Oconee is fed by the Oconee and Appalachee Rivers. This scenic resort area is tucked away in one of the most beautiful regions of the state. The lake is easily accessible, being located just a short drive from Atlanta, Athens and Augusta. Lake Oconee has become Georgia's premier golf and lake resort. Waterproof and Tear Resistant!
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Upper Chattahoochee, GA
Upper Chattahoochie River, Georgia 1:36,000 2-sided 24"x36" In its upper region, within Georgia's Chattahoochee National Forest and the Blue Ridge Mountains the Chattahoochee River runs swiftly through coarse streambeds and riffling pools. As the River gains momentum it flows in a southwesterly arch through north and middle Georgia before it makes a dramatic turn to the south right at the border of Georgia and Alabama. From here it flows along Alabama's boundary for 160 miles, until reaching the southeastern most corner of the state and flowing into Florida. In this section, the river can be as wide as 35 miles across. Waterproof and Tear Resistant!
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Chatuge Lake, Nottely Lake and Hiwassee Reservoir, GA
Chatuge Lake, Nottely Lake and Hiwassee Reservoir. 24"36" Two-sided. Waterproof and Tear Resistant! This beautiful lake set amid the Appalachian Mountains has 132 miles of shoreline including 4 miles of island shoreline and 7,050 surface acres at normal summer pool levels. Chatuge Lake provides good fishing opportunities for various species of bass, sunfish, and crappie. Chatuge Reservoir, located on the Hiwassee River in western North Carolina, is 13 miles long and extends southeast from the dam into north Georgia. Chatuge Dam is 144 feet high, 2,850 feet long, and 980 feet wide at the base.
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Strom Thurmond/Clarks Hill Lake, SC and GA
On the border of South Carolina and Georgia. 1:63,000 1-sided 25"x38".. Lake Thurmond is a huge 70,000 acre with a shoreline of 1,200 miles. Formerly known as Clarks Hill Reservoir, it is the third lake in a chain of lakes built by the U.S. Corps of Engineers on the Savannah River near North Augusta, SC and Augusta Georgia. All three of these lakes, Hartwell (56,000 acres), Russell (26,450 acres) and Thurmond share a border with Georgia. Lake Thurmond is truly a great fishing lake. The stripers here grow to enormous size, and the lake once held the state record for a striped bass over 50 lbs. Largemouth bass also grow very large here. Sometimes you can see the big bass just cruising the shoreline. But beware, there are plenty of giant bass here that qualify to be "the one that got away."
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Fishing Hot Spot - Detailed Fishing Maps Fishing Hot Spots® sets the standard for others to follow. Each map is thoroughly researched, the information verified and cartography done digitally, with the most current and accurate GIS tools, to ensure an easy-to-read, accurate and affordable map. It's the map successful anglers have asked for by name for more than two decades. Our maps come in a variety of sizes and formats. Each body of water is carefully scrutinized and input is gathered from local experts and consumers as to what needs to be part of the product.

Fishing Hot Spots
Allatoona Lake, Georgia
This Corps of Engineers impoundment offers excellent fishing opportunities. This lake contains excellent day use facilities that attract visitors throughout the year. Featured Species: Spotted Bass, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie and Catfish
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Lake Eufaula, Georgia/Alabama
(Walter F. George Reservoir), GA/AL. Lake Eufaula is noted for its excellent largemouth bass population, as well as an outstanding hybrid striped bass fishery. The catfish population is dominated by channel cats, with blue catfish increasing in numbers. The average catfish is 12- to 15-inches, but larger cats up to 30 pounds are available. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass, Black Crappie and Catfish
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Lake Oconee, Georgia
Lake Oconee is a large impoundment with a diverse fishery. Largemouth bass are the primary target of anglers with 3- to 4-pound fish common, and a 6-pounder is considered large. The hybrids are abundant due to stocking and there are fish available in excess of 4 pounds. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, White Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass, Channel Catfish and other Catfish
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Lake Russell, Georgia
Lake Russell is a huge Savannah River impoundment loaded with bass and crappie. Many facilities on the shores of the lake cater to fisherman, as fishing is the primary activity on Russell. Largemouth bass in the 5-pound range are common and there is a good population of fish over 8 pounds as well. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie and Catfish
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Lake Sidney Lanier-North (North of Browns Bridge)
Map 1 of a 2 Map Set -- Weather patterns and water clarity are key factors for anglers on this massive impoundment. Lake Sidney Lanier is known for its dense spotted bass population, but striped bass in the 30-pound range are also present! Featured Species: Spotted Bass, Striped Bass, White Crappie, White Bass and Catfish
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Lake Sidney Lanier-South (Dam to Browns Bridge)
Map 2 of a 2 Map Set -- Weather patterns and water clarity are key factors for anglers on this massive impoundment. Lake Sidney Lanier is known for its dense spotted bass population, but striped bass in the 30-pound range are also present! Featured Species: Spotted Bass, Striped Bass, White Crappie, White Bass and Catfish
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Lake Sinclair, Georgia
Lake Sinclair is well-known for giving up excellent numbers of bass from 1-1/2 to 2 pounds. Plus there are plenty of slab crappie for panfish anglers, and catfish up to 30 pounds. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, Channel Catfish, Hybrid Striped Bass and Catfish
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West Point Lake, Georgia
West Point Lake is a first-rate fishery known for producing trophy largemouth, spotted and hybrid striped bass. Largemouth average nearly three pounds here, and it is considered the best catfish lake in mid-Georgia. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass, Crappie and Catfish
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You'll always have exactly the right kind of map with the uniquely versatile DeLorme Atlas and Gazetteer. These indispensable atlases cover individual states with unequaled detail, including back roads, land contours, lakes and streams, boat ramps, forests, wetlands, trailheads, campgrounds, public lands, hunting and fishing spots, and much more.
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