July North Georgia Fly Fishing Conditions: Toccoa, Wild Trout, and Warmwater Action

by fjhiruh hhd9hf9h4 | Jul 9, 2025 | Fishing Report

Toccoa Tailwater – Early Morning Dry Fly Action & Midday Strategy Early morning fishing on the tailwater has been great. A lot of good dry fly action can be found early. Tan and Olive Caddis dries behind a small hopper or a beetle have been finding fish. Dry...

Bassapalooza 2025

by fjhiruh hhd9hf9h4 | Jun 11, 2025 | Events

This years Bassapalooza was one to remember. There were some new faces in the game as well as new conditions. Coming off of one of the rainiest months in history, this year we had the most teams competing ever with 22 total. Brian Shinall and Joe Smith won again this...

Toccoa Tailwater Fishing Report: Rainy Days, Streamers, and Cicadas Incoming

by fjhiruh hhd9hf9h4 | May 14, 2025 | Fishing Report

Toccoa Tailwater We’ve had a lot of rain coming through in the past two weeks and there is more on the way. With a lot of isolated storms, keeping an eye on the radar before fishing can help determine what will be fishable and what will be blown out. But don’t...

Toccoa River, Small Streams & Striper Action

by fjhiruh hhd9hf9h4 | May 1, 2025 | Fishing Report

Toccoa Tailwater Spring Fly Fishing on the Toccoa Tailwater: Best Times, Patterns & Streamer Tips The Toccoa Tailwater has been fishing well. Generations have been a little inconsistent with TVA letting out more water from our spring rains. Some days have had...

Spring Fly Fishing on the Toccoa: What’s Hatching & What’s Working

by fjhiruh hhd9hf9h4 | Apr 4, 2025 | Fishing Report

Toccoa Tailwater As we continue into Spring, stockings have picked back up, so numbers of fish are increasing. Various bug hatches have been occurring. Tan and Olive Caddis, Hendricksons, Quills, and a few March Browns so bugs are plentiful. Even some BWOs on the...