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Georgia Fishing Information

General Info: Georgia is one of those hidden little gems for trout fishing. While many locations boast trout fishing in the spring, summer and fall, many of Georgia's best trout fisheries peak in the winter months. There are not a lot of metropolitan areas where you can catch a big brown trout in a beautiful river within city limits. Atlanta is one of those few places. Beyond ATL, some of the finest trout fishing in the US is found in the North Georgia mountains. We see some of the best, biggest trout pictures from a group of anglers fishing the Soque River in North GA. While much of the water is privately managed, there is plenty of water to keep an angler busy.