Big Lazer Creek PFA (Talbot County): Includes a 195-acre lake.Additional amenities: camping (tent and RV) opportunities, archery range, covered pavilions. Species: largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish and channel catfish. McDuffie County PFA (McDuffie County): Includes seven lakes ranging from five to 37 acres, a trophy bass catch and release pond, fish hatchery, and an education center.Note: There is a $5 parking pass required to visit this PFA. Additional amenities: beach and swimming area, camping opportunities (tent, RV and group primitive camping), picnic shelters, archery range. Species: largemouth bass, bluegill and redear sunfish, channel catfish, crappie and walleye. Rocky Mountain PFA (Floyd County): Includes two lakes totaling 559 acres.Make plans to visit one (or more) of the following PFAs today: All PFAs are open seven days a week, and except for Rocky Mountain PFA, also allow night fishing year-round. Some PFAs offer camping opportunities (from primitive camping to RV) for those wishing to stay overnight on the area. Anglers can fish from a boat, along the shoreline, or from piers or docks at most locations.Īll PFAs have concrete boat ramps, picnic tables, various nature and wildlife observation trails, fish cleaning stations and restroom facilities. Waters on PFAs vary from lakes several hundred acres in size to ponds less than one acre with some designated as kids-only fishing ponds. “But beyond fishing, these locations provide something for everyone, including activities like hiking, bird watching, picnicking and camping.” Anglers can enjoy casting out on waters that are managed for fishing,” says Scott Robinson, WRD Fisheries Management Chief. “Georgia PFAs are tailor made for a great day for the whole family. PFAs are managed for fishing by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD), and most areas offer additional experiences to entertain the whole family. (July 6, 2023) – When making family plans for the summer, be sure to include time to visit one or more of Georgia’s 11 Public Fishing Areas (PFA).
SUMMER PLANS: VISIT A GEORGIA PUBLIC FISHING AREA FOR FAMILY FUN
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