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Private Fishing Trip in Roswell, GA for Bass & Carp - Atlanta

Private Fishing Trip in Roswell, GA for Bass & Carp

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in average physical shape and able to handle being on a boat or standing for several hours.

Overview

Take a private fishing trip near Roswell, Georgia, targeting largemouth bass, carp, shoal bass, and striped bass. Perfect for all skill levels wanting a personalized outdoor fishing adventure.

Roswell, Georgia

Private Fishing Trip - Largemouth, Carp, Shoal & Stripped Bass

Starting at $475 l 4 or 8 Hours l All Ages l Up to 2 People

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About This Adventure

Fish the Best Trout Waters in the "Deep South!"


Rates

All Ages, Up to 2 People

Private Half Day Trip: $475 Private Full Day Trip: $575

Please Note: Lunch is included in the full day trip.


Duration

Private Half Day Trip: 4 Hours Private Full Day Trip: 8 Hours


About the Chattahoochee

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.

Adventure Tips

Check Weather Conditions Before Departure

Local weather can change rapidly; always verify forecasts to ensure a safe and enjoyable fishing trip.

Bring Insect Repellent

Mosquitoes and other insects are common near water, especially in warmer months; repellents help keep you comfortable.

Use Barbless Hooks

Barbless hooks make catch-and-release easier and reduce harm to fish, supporting conservation efforts.

Wear Polarized Sunglasses

Polarized lenses reduce glare on the water, helping you spot fish and submerged structures more easily.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great blue herons that often stalk fish near shorelines.
  • Osprey nesting along the riverbanks, commonly seen diving for fish.

History

Roswell’s waterways have long been central to local fishing traditions, playing a vital role in the community’s development since the 1800s.

Conservation

Local guides promote catch-and-release best practices and habitat preservation to sustain fish populations and water quality.

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Recommended Gear

Fishing Rod and Reel

Essential

Bring a reliable medium-action rod and reel suitable for bass and carp fishing.

Polarized Sunglasses

Essential

Helps reduce glare and spot fish underwater more easily.

Waterproof Jacket

Useful for unexpected rain showers common in springtime.

spring specific

Insect Repellent

Essential

Protects against mosquitoes and biting insects during warmer months.

summer specific