moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition to handle boarding the boat and standing for extended periods while fishing.
Discover private drift boat fishing on Georgia’s Chattahoochee River, where expert guides lead you to the best fishing spots for trout and bass. Perfect for anglers seeking a personalized outdoor adventure just outside Atlanta.
Starting at $375 l 4 or 8 Hours l All Ages l Up to 2 People
All Ages, Up to 2 People
Private Half Day Trip: $375 Private Full Day Trip: $525
Please Note: Lunch is included in the full day trip.
Private Half Day Trip: 4 Hours Private Full Day Trip: 8 Hours
The Chattahoochee tailwater, or better known as the "HOOCH," is arguably the best trout water in the “Deep South.” Both the Chestatee and Chattahoochee Rivers originate in the vast Chattahoochee National Forest lands of the North Georgia Appalachian Mountains.
Trout Unlimited members across the state of Georgia voted the Chattahoochee as their number one trout destination in the state. These voters also selected the tailwater section as the feature river for Trout Unlimited TV which airs nationally on ESPN2. The fact that there is significant natural propagation (15%) among brown trout gives the river added credibility as an aesthetic and challenging fly fishing destination. Our impressive caddis fly hatches in the Spring bring the river alive with activity.
Our trips are dependent upon the ever-changing nature of the Chattahoochee and water levels.
Reduce glare on the water to spot fish more easily and protect your eyes from the sun.
Mosquitoes and midges can be common along the riverbanks, especially in summer and early fall.
Optimal water flow affects fish movement; consult your guide to ensure the best drift conditions.
Secure footing is important when boarding and disembarking from the drift boat at uneven riverbanks.
The Chattahoochee River has been a vital waterway for centuries, supporting local communities and wildlife along its course near Roswell.
Efforts are underway to maintain water quality and support native fish populations through catch-and-release practices and habitat protection.
Helps reduce glare and enhances underwater visibility.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures change throughout the day.
fall specific
Protects feet during riverbank access and possible wet conditions.
spring specific
Prevents insect bites common near the river in warm months.
summer specific