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Post by naturallaw on Mar 22, 2013 18:23:04 GMT -1
I know this board is dedicated to fishing the Toona but I'm wondering if you guys can recommend any good small water around the area that can be fished without the natives getting aggressive?
I'd like to take the boy out pond hopping this sunday since the boat isn't quite ready yet and he's starting to get hype about fishing together.
Any advice?
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Post by soretoe on Mar 22, 2013 22:02:59 GMT -1
It would help to know where you live....
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Post by steves on Apr 5, 2013 11:10:47 GMT -1
I have not tried them yet.....but plan to soon. All the ponds in the cobb county parks can be fished with the proper GA License of course. All EXCEPT Jim Miller Park....whcih I understand is by pemit only from the Park itself. There are several around. Now I have no idea if there are any fish in any of them......but I can let you know !  |
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Post by naturallaw on Apr 9, 2013 18:24:46 GMT -1
It would help to know wherer you live.... that would make life easy wouldn't it??  Woodstock. i usually fish allatoona around Litle River and Kellogg but I'll travel for a nice pond! you don't have to worry about me wreckin your fishing hole either. I'm trying to instill in the boy the importance of nature. we always clean up the area and release our fish. |
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Post by ProMo on Apr 12, 2013 12:18:53 GMT -1
Hickory Log Creek Reservoir in Canton, 411 acres just opened not long ago to public fishing. No gas Motors and no sailboats. Phone Number to call for more info is 770-704-1513(Speak to David). 5.00 per day to public. Full of Bass, bream, Catfish, and crappie.
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Post by ProMo on Apr 12, 2013 15:16:17 GMT -1
There is also Stone Mountain Park, 350 acre lake. They have Canoe rental for 30.00 per day. I used to fish this lake when i lived in Conyers, there are some good fish in this lake. The Phone number for the Canoe rental is 678-2087-8736. The canoes can seat 3 people and comes with 3 life jackets.
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Post by soretoe on Apr 12, 2013 17:04:02 GMT -1
Sweetwater Creek State Park, Dog River resivoir in Douglasville. There are a couple of ponds by the cemetery on Highway 78 near Lithia Springs. The ponds that are part of the swamp on either side of Thornton Road are full of fish. Just about every swamp with a pond on it will be great fishing if you can get to them.
If ya cant get to any of what is listed here you could always go to Harrys Market in Marietta. Make sure you tell them to not clean the fish, that way when you walk in the door with a bunch of fish you wont have to explain why they have been cleaned already.....LOL
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Post by ProMo on Apr 16, 2013 17:07:00 GMT -1
You can also go to this website www.n-georgia.com and click on 'Fishing Lakes' on the left side of this home page. this site also gives you info on where to go to visit the States fish Hatcheries which is free and a Big Time for Youngin's. On the 'Fishing Lakes' link it will show you all of the small lakes in Georgia to fish. this is a great family website because it has camping info at our State Parks also. Check out the Civil War info while you are on the site, great stuff ;D |
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Post by booknutt on Jul 10, 2014 20:12:03 GMT -1
It would help to know wherer you live.... that would make life easy wouldn't it?? Woodstock. i usually fish allatoona around Litle River and Kellogg but I'll travel for a nice pond! you don't have to worry about me wreckin your fishing hole either. I'm trying to instill in the boy the importance of nature. we always clean up the area and release our fish. You must be near me. How's Little river for fishing. I always bypass on my way to Galt's Ferry. |
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Post by RangerCliff on Jul 10, 2014 23:38:56 GMT -1
Think the gog river is Douglas county residents only?
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Post by ProMo on Jan 29, 2015 10:49:10 GMT -1
Also, there is a pond in Lost Mountain park, off Dallas Hwy. bream, Catfish, crappie, and bass
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Post by ProMo on Feb 12, 2015 18:08:06 GMT -1
The New City of Canton Resevior is 414 acres open to the public, good it and it gives you a website and regulations, no gas motors.
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