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1. Shard Calculation

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Response:

Calculated Shard: 102 (from laksa081)

2. Crawled Status Check

Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa102.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/angler-resources\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/angler-resources\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

Response:

{"found_url":"https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources","crawl_time":1776313485,"first_indexed_time":1516047865,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,georgiawildlife!\/fishing\/angler-resources s443","src_root_hash":"3938336566476435502","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Fishing in Georgia | Department Of Natural Resources Division","meta_descriptions":[""],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"If you plan to fish in Georgia, start with the\n2025-2026 Hunting & Fishing Regulations\nto review rules, seasons, limits and other information.\nBefore You Go\nBuy a License\nGeorgia law requires anglers age 16 and older to have a current Georgia fishing license in their possession while fishing in fresh or salt water in Georgia.\nLicenses may be purchased online, in person at participating locations, or by phone. Your purchase supports the conservation of Georgia's aquatic resources.\n\nGeorgia Fishing Blog: Weekly Fresh Reports\nEach week, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division blog brings tips and news straight from our fisheries staff.\nAlerts & Closures\nCheck for boat ramp and PFA closures before you head out on the water.\nTrout Fishing\nTrout fishing regulations, locations, stocking information and more.\nWalleye Fishing\nInformation about the walleye stocking program, guides for fishing walleye and more.\nPlaces to Fish\nFishing Forecasts for Georgia's Lakes & Rivers\nRevised each year by WRD fisheries biologists and technicians, these comprehensive forecasts (for 31 lakes and 18 rivers) are some of the best fishing info available in Georgia. Information includes fish species, best time of year to fish, tackle suggestions and more.\nInteractive Map of Fishing Areas\nUse this interactive map to find fishing locations near you.\nPublic Fishing Areas\nPublic Fishing Areas (PFAs) are managed for fishing, but also offer multiple other amenities like nature trails, picnic areas and more. At PFAs, you can fish from the bank or a boat, picnic, hike, watch wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. Many PFAs even have special kids fishing areas for young anglers.\nGateway to Fishing\nThis program is dedicated to enhancing fishing in easily accessible and close-to-home public waters near metro Atlanta and educating the public about \"why, where, and how to Go Fish Georgia!\"\n \nWildlife Management Areas\nUnless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) according to statewide regulations.\nGo Fish Education Center\nThe Go Fish Education Center is operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Davison and is core to the Go Fish Georgia Initiative. The Center’s facilities, programs and outreach directly support the Initiative’s mission to promote and enhance boating and fishing tourism in Georgia and to boost economic development in communities across the state. This initiative will result in quality fisheries resources statewide, including family friendly fishing and recreation access points that will increase fishing participation in Georgia. \nState Parks\nGeorgia's State Parks are great places to fish for seasoned anglers or beginners alike. Many parks loan out fishing rods and tackle boxes for those new to the sport.\nFishing Tackle Loaner Program\nThis cooperative program between Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites and Georgia WRD helps equip Park locations with fishing poles and stocked tackle boxes that visitors can borrow for free!\nAngler Recognition Programs\nGeorgia Bass Slam\nThis Program rewards anglers that catch at least 5 of the 10 eligible black bass species in a calendar year.\nAngler Award Program\nThis program rewards anglers that catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight or length for the specific species. Multiple award categories include adult, youth, trophy bass and PFA catches.\nState Record Freshwater Fish\nCatching a state record fish is an angler's dream! Check out current state records and find out what to do if you think you have caught a record fish.\nTrout Slam\nThis program rewards anglers that catch all three species of trout that live in Georgia: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout.\nCertified Scales Listing\nWhether applying for an angler award (by weight) or a state record—fish must be weighed on a scale that has been certified accurate to the nearest ounce, or lesser weight, by the GA Department of Agriculture within the last year.\nFishing With Kids\nFish-n-Learn Programs\nChildren, ages 8–15, and their supervisors are invited to a weekend of learning about fishing through our Fish-n-Learn Education Program.\nFishing with Kids\nTips for fishing with kids, suggested places to go and more.\nKid's First Fish Award\nRemember your child's first fish with a fun printable certificate.\nMore Information\nFree Fishing Days\nFish Identification\nCommercial Fishing Regulations\nTournaments: Reports & Live Release Permit Application\nFisheries Management\nAquatic Nuisance Species Information\nProposed Regulations\nPublic Meetings\/Hearings and Public Comment Opportunities\nPond Management\nHow Healthy is My Fish?\nPrintable Posters\nDon't Move Fish Poster\nFreshwater Fish Poster\nGeorgia Black Bass Poster\nWanted ANS Poster\nIf you are interested in a printed version of any poster, please visit your nearest \nRegional Fisheries office\n.","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources#main-content)\n\n![](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/parks\/images\/ga-flag.svg) An official website of the State of Georgia.\n\n[State Organizations A-Z](https:\/\/georgia.gov\/state-organizations)\n\n- [Department of Natural Resources](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/)\n- [State Parks & Historic Sites](https:\/\/gastateparks.org\/)\n- [Law Enforcement](https:\/\/gadnrle.org\/)\n- [Environmental Protection](http:\/\/epd.georgia.gov\/)\n- [Coastal Resources](https:\/\/coastalgadnr.org\/)\n## Search :\n\n[![Department Of Natural Resources](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/themes\/custom\/wrdtheme\/logo.svg)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/ \"Home\")\n\n- [Hunting](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/hunting\/hunter-resources)\n- [Fishing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources)\n- [Boating](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/boating\/boater-resources)\n- [Buy a License](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenses-permits-passes)\n- [Register a Boat](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/boating\/registration)\n- [Properties](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/land)\n  - [Map of All Properties](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/wrd)\n  - [Public Hunting](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/hunting)\n  - [Fishing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/fishing)\n  - [Ranges](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/ranges)\n  - [Boating](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/boating)\n  - [Hatcheries](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/hatcheries)\n  - [Education Centers](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/educationcenters)\n- [Education](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/education)\n  - [Hunter Education](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/hunting\/huntereducation)\n  - [Boater Education](https:\/\/gadnrle.org\/boating-education)\n  - [Educational Resources](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/educational-resources)\n- [Blog](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.blog\/)\n\n- [Activities](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/activities)\n- [Places](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/maplocations)\n- [Education](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/ed2)\n- [Accommodations & Camping](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/overnighting)\n- [Licenses](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/license)\n- [Enforcement](https:\/\/gadnrle.org\/)\n\n- [Activities](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/activities)\n- [Places](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/maplocations)\n- [Education](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/ed2)\n- [Accommodations & Camping](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/overnighting)\n- [Licenses](https:\/\/gadnr.org\/license)\n- [Enforcement](https:\/\/gadnrle.org\/)\n\n1. 1\n2. 2\n3. 3\n4. 4\n5. 5\n\n[![Six official Georgia Wildlife license plates with a nature scene in the background.](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/licensePlateBanner.png)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenseplates)\n\n### [SUPPORT WILDLIFE WITH LICENSE PLATES](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenseplates)\nUpgrade to a DNR wildlife plate for just \\$25 more\n\n[![Lifetime License hard cards stack of three, displayed front and back, and held in hand.](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/LifetimeLicenseBlogBanner.png)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/lifetimelicense)\n\n### [HOW TO HUNT AND FISH FOR A LIFETIME](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/lifetimelicense)\n\n[![Group of nine black hogs roaming around in a field.](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/hogDownExport.png)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/HogDownAwardsProgram)\n\n### [HOG DOWN AWARDS PROGRAM](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/HogDownAwardsProgram)\n\n[![Durable hunting licence card with a bass jumping out of a lake in the background.](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/blog%20banner%20BASS%20HARD%20CARD.jpg)](https:\/\/gooutdoorsgeorgia.com\/)\n\n### [Upgrade to a durable card today](https:\/\/gooutdoorsgeorgia.com\/)\nChoose from four card design options\\!\n\n[![Swallow-tailed kite flying](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/SWAP%20banner-04.jpg)](https:\/\/ga-state-wildlife-action-plan-gadnrwrd.hub.arcgis.com\/)\n\n### [EXPLORE THE WILDLIFE ACTION PLAN](https:\/\/ga-state-wildlife-action-plan-gadnrwrd.hub.arcgis.com\/)\nNEWLY REVISED STRATEGY GUIDES CONSERVATION STATEWIDE\n\n[Previous](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources#views-bootstrap-slideshow-wrd-block-1)   [Next](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources#views-bootstrap-slideshow-wrd-block-1)\n\n# Fishing in Georgia\n![GA Hunting & Fishing Popular Guide Cover](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/images\/jpgs\/Hunt%20Page%20Images\/2025-2026%20Hunting%20and%20Fishing%20Regulations_Page_01.jpg)\n\nIf you plan to fish in Georgia, start with the [2025-2026 Hunting & Fishing Regulations](https:\/\/publuu.com\/flip-book\/1025508\/2375523\/page\/60) to review rules, seasons, limits and other information.\n***\n## Before You Go\n### [Buy a License](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenses-permits-passes)\n**Georgia law requires anglers age 16 and older to have a current Georgia fishing license in their possession while fishing in fresh or salt water in Georgia.** Licenses may be purchased online, in person at participating locations, or by phone. Your purchase supports the conservation of Georgia's aquatic resources.\n\n### [Georgia Fishing Blog: Weekly Fresh Reports](http:\/\/www.georgiawildlife.wordpress.com\/category\/fishing)\nEach week, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division blog brings tips and news straight from our fisheries staff.\n\n### [Alerts & Closures](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/closures)\nCheck for boat ramp and PFA closures before you head out on the water.\n\n### ![Fishing Poles on Dock](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/inline-images\/Picture1_2.png)[Trout Fishing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/Fishing\/Trout)\nTrout fishing regulations, locations, stocking information and more.\n\n### [Walleye Fishing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/walleye)\nInformation about the walleye stocking program, guides for fishing walleye and more.\n***\n## Places to Fish\n### [Fishing Forecasts for Georgia's Lakes & Rivers](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing-forecasts)\nRevised each year by WRD fisheries biologists and technicians, these comprehensive forecasts (for 31 lakes and 18 rivers) are some of the best fishing info available in Georgia. Information includes fish species, best time of year to fish, tackle suggestions and more.\n\n### [Interactive Map of Fishing Areas](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/fishing)\nUse this interactive map to find fishing locations near you.\n\n### [Public Fishing Areas](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/allpfas)\nPublic Fishing Areas (PFAs) are managed for fishing, but also offer multiple other amenities like nature trails, picnic areas and more. At PFAs, you can fish from the bank or a boat, picnic, hike, watch wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. Many PFAs even have special kids fishing areas for young anglers.\n\n### [Gateway to Fishing](https:\/\/arcg.is\/1XOWuH)\nThis program is dedicated to enhancing fishing in easily accessible and close-to-home public waters near metro Atlanta and educating the public about \"why, where, and how to Go Fish Georgia!\"\n\n### [Wildlife Management Areas](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/allwmas)\nUnless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) according to statewide regulations.\n\n### [Go Fish Education Center](https:\/\/gofisheducationcenter.com\/)\nThe Go Fish Education Center is operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Davison and is core to the Go Fish Georgia Initiative. The Center’s facilities, programs and outreach directly support the Initiative’s mission to promote and enhance boating and fishing tourism in Georgia and to boost economic development in communities across the state. This initiative will result in quality fisheries resources statewide, including family friendly fishing and recreation access points that will increase fishing participation in Georgia.\n\n### [State Parks](http:\/\/gastateparks.org\/ParkFishing)\nGeorgia's State Parks are great places to fish for seasoned anglers or beginners alike. Many parks loan out fishing rods and tackle boxes for those new to the sport.\n\n### [Fishing Tackle Loaner Program](http:\/\/gastateparks.org\/ParkFishing#fishing)\nThis cooperative program between Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites and Georgia WRD helps equip Park locations with fishing poles and stocked tackle boxes that visitors can borrow for free\\!\n***\n## Angler Recognition Programs\n### [Georgia Bass Slam](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources\/GeorgiaBassSlam)\nThis Program rewards anglers that catch at least 5 of the 10 eligible black bass species in a calendar year.\n\n### [Angler Award Program](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/anglerawards)\nThis program rewards anglers that catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight or length for the specific species. Multiple award categories include adult, youth, trophy bass and PFA catches.\n\n### [State Record Freshwater Fish](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/recordprogram\/rules)\nCatching a state record fish is an angler's dream! Check out current state records and find out what to do if you think you have caught a record fish.\n\n### [Trout Slam](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/trout-slam)\nThis program rewards anglers that catch all three species of trout that live in Georgia: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout.\n\n### [Certified Scales Listing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/angler-award\/GADNR_WRD_CertifiedScaleListing_Sept2025.pdf)\nWhether applying for an angler award (by weight) or a state record—fish must be weighed on a scale that has been certified accurate to the nearest ounce, or lesser weight, by the GA Department of Agriculture within the last year.\n***\n## ![Mom fishing with daughter](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/inline-images\/Picture5_0.png)Fishing With Kids\n### [Fish-n-Learn Programs](http:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/FishAndLearn)\nChildren, ages 8–15, and their supervisors are invited to a weekend of learning about fishing through our Fish-n-Learn Education Program.\n\n### [Fishing with Kids](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/KidsFishing)\nTips for fishing with kids, suggested places to go and more.\n\n### [Kid's First Fish Award](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/my-first)\n[![My First Fish Certificate](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/inline-images\/Picture6_1.png)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/my-first)\n\nRemember your child's first fish with a fun printable certificate.\n***\n## More Information\n- [Free Fishing Days](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/nfbw)\n- [Fish Identification](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/identification)\n- [Commercial Fishing Regulations](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/regulations\/2018_CommercialFishingGuide.pdf)\n- [Tournaments: Reports & Live Release Permit Application](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/tournaments)\n- [Fisheries Management](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/about\/what-we-do#fisheries-management)\n- [Aquatic Nuisance Species Information](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/ans)\n- [Proposed Regulations](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/regulations\/proposed)\n- [Public Meetings\/Hearings and Public Comment Opportunities](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/regulations\/meetings)\n- [Pond Management](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/pond-management)\n- [How Healthy is My Fish?](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/how-healthy-my-fish)\n***\n## Printable Posters\n- [Don't Move Fish Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Don't%20Move%20Fish%20Poster.pdf)\n- [Freshwater Fish Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Freshwater%20Fish%20Poster.pdf)\n- [Georgia Black Bass Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Georgia%20Black%20Bass_Poster.pdf)\n- [Wanted ANS Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Wanted%20ANS%20Poster.pdf)\n\nIf you are interested in a printed version of any poster, please visit your nearest [Regional Fisheries office](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/about\/contact#fish).\n\n[![License Icon](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/styles\/featurte_icon_image\/public\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/Licenses.png?itok=PksmU0n2)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenses-permits-passes\/choose)\n\n[![Hunting and Fishing Licenses](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/styles\/featured_image\/public\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/Cards.png?itok=vkmZ941B)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenses-permits-passes\/choose)\n\n[What License Do I Need?](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/licenses-permits-passes\/choose)\n\n[![Compass Icon](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/styles\/featurte_icon_image\/public\/wrd\/images\/homepage\/Locations.png?itok=MnIlWYFR)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/land)\n\n[![Pine Stand 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Your purchase supports the conservation of Georgia's aquatic resources.\n\n### [Georgia Fishing Blog: Weekly Fresh Reports](http:\/\/www.georgiawildlife.wordpress.com\/category\/fishing)\nEach week, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division blog brings tips and news straight from our fisheries staff.\n\n### [Alerts & Closures](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/closures)\nCheck for boat ramp and PFA closures before you head out on the water.\n\n### ![Fishing Poles on Dock](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/inline-images\/Picture1_2.png)[Trout Fishing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/Fishing\/Trout)\nTrout fishing regulations, locations, stocking information and more.\n\n### [Walleye Fishing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/walleye)\nInformation about the walleye stocking program, guides for fishing walleye and more.\n***\n## Places to Fish\n### [Fishing Forecasts for Georgia's Lakes & Rivers](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing-forecasts)\nRevised each year by WRD fisheries biologists and technicians, these comprehensive forecasts (for 31 lakes and 18 rivers) are some of the best fishing info available in Georgia. Information includes fish species, best time of year to fish, tackle suggestions and more.\n\n### [Interactive Map of Fishing Areas](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/locations\/fishing)\nUse this interactive map to find fishing locations near you.\n\n### [Public Fishing Areas](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/allpfas)\nPublic Fishing Areas (PFAs) are managed for fishing, but also offer multiple other amenities like nature trails, picnic areas and more. At PFAs, you can fish from the bank or a boat, picnic, hike, watch wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. Many PFAs even have special kids fishing areas for young anglers.\n\n### [Gateway to Fishing](https:\/\/arcg.is\/1XOWuH)\nThis program is dedicated to enhancing fishing in easily accessible and close-to-home public waters near metro Atlanta and educating the public about \"why, where, and how to Go Fish Georgia!\"\n\n### [Wildlife Management Areas](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/allwmas)\nUnless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) according to statewide regulations.\n\n### [Go Fish Education Center](https:\/\/gofisheducationcenter.com\/)\nThe Go Fish Education Center is operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Davison and is core to the Go Fish Georgia Initiative. The Center’s facilities, programs and outreach directly support the Initiative’s mission to promote and enhance boating and fishing tourism in Georgia and to boost economic development in communities across the state. This initiative will result in quality fisheries resources statewide, including family friendly fishing and recreation access points that will increase fishing participation in Georgia.\n\n### [State Parks](http:\/\/gastateparks.org\/ParkFishing)\nGeorgia's State Parks are great places to fish for seasoned anglers or beginners alike. Many parks loan out fishing rods and tackle boxes for those new to the sport.\n\n### [Fishing Tackle Loaner Program](http:\/\/gastateparks.org\/ParkFishing#fishing)\nThis cooperative program between Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites and Georgia WRD helps equip Park locations with fishing poles and stocked tackle boxes that visitors can borrow for free\\!\n***\n## Angler Recognition Programs\n### [Georgia Bass Slam](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/angler-resources\/GeorgiaBassSlam)\nThis Program rewards anglers that catch at least 5 of the 10 eligible black bass species in a calendar year.\n\n### [Angler Award Program](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/anglerawards)\nThis program rewards anglers that catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight or length for the specific species. Multiple award categories include adult, youth, trophy bass and PFA catches.\n\n### [State Record Freshwater Fish](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/recordprogram\/rules)\nCatching a state record fish is an angler's dream! Check out current state records and find out what to do if you think you have caught a record fish.\n\n### [Trout Slam](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/trout-slam)\nThis program rewards anglers that catch all three species of trout that live in Georgia: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout.\n\n### [Certified Scales Listing](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/angler-award\/GADNR_WRD_CertifiedScaleListing_Sept2025.pdf)\nWhether applying for an angler award (by weight) or a state record—fish must be weighed on a scale that has been certified accurate to the nearest ounce, or lesser weight, by the GA Department of Agriculture within the last year.\n***\n## ![Mom fishing with daughter](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/inline-images\/Picture5_0.png)Fishing With Kids\n### [Fish-n-Learn Programs](http:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/FishAndLearn)\nChildren, ages 8–15, and their supervisors are invited to a weekend of learning about fishing through our Fish-n-Learn Education Program.\n\n### [Fishing with Kids](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/KidsFishing)\nTips for fishing with kids, suggested places to go and more.\n\n### [Kid's First Fish Award](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/my-first)\n[![My First Fish Certificate](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/inline-images\/Picture6_1.png)](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/my-first)\n\nRemember your child's first fish with a fun printable certificate.\n***\n## More Information\n- [Free Fishing Days](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/nfbw)\n- [Fish Identification](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/identification)\n- [Commercial Fishing Regulations](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/regulations\/2018_CommercialFishingGuide.pdf)\n- [Tournaments: Reports & Live Release Permit Application](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/fishing\/tournaments)\n- [Fisheries Management](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/about\/what-we-do#fisheries-management)\n- [Aquatic Nuisance Species Information](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/ans)\n- [Proposed Regulations](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/regulations\/proposed)\n- [Public Meetings\/Hearings and Public Comment Opportunities](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/regulations\/meetings)\n- [Pond Management](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/pond-management)\n- [How Healthy is My Fish?](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/how-healthy-my-fish)\n***\n## Printable Posters\n- [Don't Move Fish Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Don't%20Move%20Fish%20Poster.pdf)\n- [Freshwater Fish Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Freshwater%20Fish%20Poster.pdf)\n- [Georgia Black Bass Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Georgia%20Black%20Bass_Poster.pdf)\n- [Wanted ANS Poster](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/sites\/default\/files\/wrd\/pdf\/Wanted%20ANS%20Poster.pdf)\n\nIf you are interested in a printed version of any poster, please visit your nearest [Regional Fisheries office](https:\/\/georgiawildlife.com\/about\/contact#fish).","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	If you plan to fish in Georgia, start with the 2025-2026 Hunting & Fishing Regulations to review rules, seasons, limits and other information. Before You Go Buy a License Georgia law requires anglers age 16 and older to have a current Georgia fishing license in their possession while fishing in fresh or salt water in Georgia. Licenses may be purchased online, in person at participating locations, or by phone. Your purchase supports the conservation of Georgia's aquatic resources. Georgia Fishing Blog: Weekly Fresh Reports Each week, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division blog brings tips and news straight from our fisheries staff. Alerts & Closures Check for boat ramp and PFA closures before you head out on the water. Trout Fishing Trout fishing regulations, locations, stocking information and more. Walleye Fishing Information about the walleye stocking program, guides for fishing walleye and more. Places to Fish Fishing Forecasts for Georgia's Lakes & Rivers Revised each year by WRD fisheries biologists and technicians, these comprehensive forecasts (for 31 lakes and 18 rivers) are some of the best fishing info available in Georgia. Information includes fish species, best time of year to fish, tackle suggestions and more. Interactive Map of Fishing Areas Use this interactive map to find fishing locations near you. Public Fishing Areas Public Fishing Areas (PFAs) are managed for fishing, but also offer multiple other amenities like nature trails, picnic areas and more. At PFAs, you can fish from the bank or a boat, picnic, hike, watch wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. Many PFAs even have special kids fishing areas for young anglers. Gateway to Fishing This program is dedicated to enhancing fishing in easily accessible and close-to-home public waters near metro Atlanta and educating the public about "why, where, and how to Go Fish Georgia!" Wildlife Management Areas Unless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) according to statewide regulations. Go Fish Education Center The Go Fish Education Center is operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Davison and is core to the Go Fish Georgia Initiative. The Center’s facilities, programs and outreach directly support the Initiative’s mission to promote and enhance boating and fishing tourism in Georgia and to boost economic development in communities across the state. This initiative will result in quality fisheries resources statewide, including family friendly fishing and recreation access points that will increase fishing participation in Georgia. State Parks Georgia's State Parks are great places to fish for seasoned anglers or beginners alike. Many parks loan out fishing rods and tackle boxes for those new to the sport. Fishing Tackle Loaner Program This cooperative program between Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites and Georgia WRD helps equip Park locations with fishing poles and stocked tackle boxes that visitors can borrow for free! Angler Recognition Programs Georgia Bass Slam This Program rewards anglers that catch at least 5 of the 10 eligible black bass species in a calendar year. Angler Award Program This program rewards anglers that catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight or length for the specific species. Multiple award categories include adult, youth, trophy bass and PFA catches. State Record Freshwater Fish Catching a state record fish is an angler's dream! Check out current state records and find out what to do if you think you have caught a record fish. Trout Slam This program rewards anglers that catch all three species of trout that live in Georgia: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout. Certified Scales Listing Whether applying for an angler award (by weight) or a state record—fish must be weighed on a scale that has been certified accurate to the nearest ounce, or lesser weight, by the GA Department of Agriculture within the last year. Fishing With Kids Fish-n-Learn Programs Children, ages 8–15, and their supervisors are invited to a weekend of learning about fishing through our Fish-n-Learn Education Program. Fishing with Kids Tips for fishing with kids, suggested places to go and more. Kid's First Fish Award Remember your child's first fish with a fun printable certificate. More Information Free Fishing Days Fish Identification Commercial Fishing Regulations Tournaments: Reports & Live Release Permit Application Fisheries Management Aquatic Nuisance Species Information Proposed Regulations Public Meetings/Hearings and Public Comment Opportunities Pond Management How Healthy is My Fish? Printable Posters Don't Move Fish Poster Freshwater Fish Poster Georgia Black Bass Poster Wanted ANS Poster If you are interested in a printed version of any poster, please visit your nearest Regional Fisheries office .
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Licenses may be purchased online, in person at participating locations, or by phone. Your purchase supports the conservation of Georgia's aquatic resources. ### [Georgia Fishing Blog: Weekly Fresh Reports](http://www.georgiawildlife.wordpress.com/category/fishing) Each week, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division blog brings tips and news straight from our fisheries staff. ### [Alerts & Closures](https://georgiawildlife.com/closures) Check for boat ramp and PFA closures before you head out on the water. ### ![Fishing Poles on Dock](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Picture1_2.png)[Trout Fishing](https://georgiawildlife.com/Fishing/Trout) Trout fishing regulations, locations, stocking information and more. ### [Walleye Fishing](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/walleye) Information about the walleye stocking program, guides for fishing walleye and more. * ## Places to Fish ### [Fishing Forecasts for Georgia's Lakes & Rivers](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing-forecasts) Revised each year by WRD fisheries biologists and technicians, these comprehensive forecasts (for 31 lakes and 18 rivers) are some of the best fishing info available in Georgia. Information includes fish species, best time of year to fish, tackle suggestions and more. ### [Interactive Map of Fishing Areas](https://georgiawildlife.com/locations/fishing) Use this interactive map to find fishing locations near you. ### [Public Fishing Areas](https://georgiawildlife.com/allpfas) Public Fishing Areas (PFAs) are managed for fishing, but also offer multiple other amenities like nature trails, picnic areas and more. At PFAs, you can fish from the bank or a boat, picnic, hike, watch wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. Many PFAs even have special kids fishing areas for young anglers. ### [Gateway to Fishing](https://arcg.is/1XOWuH) This program is dedicated to enhancing fishing in easily accessible and close-to-home public waters near metro Atlanta and educating the public about "why, where, and how to Go Fish Georgia!" ### [Wildlife Management Areas](https://georgiawildlife.com/allwmas) Unless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) according to statewide regulations. ### [Go Fish Education Center](https://gofisheducationcenter.com/) The Go Fish Education Center is operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Davison and is core to the Go Fish Georgia Initiative. The Center’s facilities, programs and outreach directly support the Initiative’s mission to promote and enhance boating and fishing tourism in Georgia and to boost economic development in communities across the state. This initiative will result in quality fisheries resources statewide, including family friendly fishing and recreation access points that will increase fishing participation in Georgia. ### [State Parks](http://gastateparks.org/ParkFishing) Georgia's State Parks are great places to fish for seasoned anglers or beginners alike. Many parks loan out fishing rods and tackle boxes for those new to the sport. ### [Fishing Tackle Loaner Program](http://gastateparks.org/ParkFishing#fishing) This cooperative program between Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites and Georgia WRD helps equip Park locations with fishing poles and stocked tackle boxes that visitors can borrow for free\! * ## Angler Recognition Programs ### [Georgia Bass Slam](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/angler-resources/GeorgiaBassSlam) This Program rewards anglers that catch at least 5 of the 10 eligible black bass species in a calendar year. ### [Angler Award Program](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/anglerawards) This program rewards anglers that catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight or length for the specific species. Multiple award categories include adult, youth, trophy bass and PFA catches. ### [State Record Freshwater Fish](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/recordprogram/rules) Catching a state record fish is an angler's dream! Check out current state records and find out what to do if you think you have caught a record fish. ### [Trout Slam](https://georgiawildlife.com/trout-slam) This program rewards anglers that catch all three species of trout that live in Georgia: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout. ### [Certified Scales Listing](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/angler-award/GADNR_WRD_CertifiedScaleListing_Sept2025.pdf) Whether applying for an angler award (by weight) or a state record—fish must be weighed on a scale that has been certified accurate to the nearest ounce, or lesser weight, by the GA Department of Agriculture within the last year. * ## ![Mom fishing with daughter](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Picture5_0.png)Fishing With Kids ### [Fish-n-Learn Programs](http://georgiawildlife.com/FishAndLearn) Children, ages 8–15, and their supervisors are invited to a weekend of learning about fishing through our Fish-n-Learn Education Program. ### [Fishing with Kids](https://georgiawildlife.com/KidsFishing) Tips for fishing with kids, suggested places to go and more. ### [Kid's First Fish Award](https://georgiawildlife.com/my-first) [![My First Fish Certificate](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Picture6_1.png)](https://georgiawildlife.com/my-first) Remember your child's first fish with a fun printable certificate. * ## More Information - [Free Fishing Days](https://georgiawildlife.com/nfbw) - [Fish Identification](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/identification) - [Commercial Fishing Regulations](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/regulations/2018_CommercialFishingGuide.pdf) - [Tournaments: Reports & Live Release Permit Application](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/tournaments) - [Fisheries Management](https://georgiawildlife.com/about/what-we-do#fisheries-management) - [Aquatic Nuisance Species Information](https://georgiawildlife.com/ans) - [Proposed Regulations](https://georgiawildlife.com/regulations/proposed) - [Public Meetings/Hearings and Public Comment Opportunities](https://georgiawildlife.com/regulations/meetings) - [Pond Management](https://georgiawildlife.com/pond-management) - [How Healthy is My Fish?](https://georgiawildlife.com/how-healthy-my-fish) * ## Printable Posters - [Don't Move Fish Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Don't%20Move%20Fish%20Poster.pdf) - [Freshwater Fish Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Freshwater%20Fish%20Poster.pdf) - [Georgia Black Bass Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Georgia%20Black%20Bass_Poster.pdf) - [Wanted ANS Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Wanted%20ANS%20Poster.pdf) If you are interested in a printed version of any poster, please visit your nearest [Regional Fisheries office](https://georgiawildlife.com/about/contact#fish). 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Readable Markdown	![GA Hunting & Fishing Popular Guide Cover](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/images/jpgs/Hunt%20Page%20Images/2025-2026%20Hunting%20and%20Fishing%20Regulations_Page_01.jpg) If you plan to fish in Georgia, start with the [2025-2026 Hunting & Fishing Regulations](https://publuu.com/flip-book/1025508/2375523/page/60) to review rules, seasons, limits and other information. * ## Before You Go ### [Buy a License](https://georgiawildlife.com/licenses-permits-passes) Georgia law requires anglers age 16 and older to have a current Georgia fishing license in their possession while fishing in fresh or salt water in Georgia. Licenses may be purchased online, in person at participating locations, or by phone. Your purchase supports the conservation of Georgia's aquatic resources. ### [Georgia Fishing Blog: Weekly Fresh Reports](http://www.georgiawildlife.wordpress.com/category/fishing) Each week, the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division blog brings tips and news straight from our fisheries staff. ### [Alerts & Closures](https://georgiawildlife.com/closures) Check for boat ramp and PFA closures before you head out on the water. ### ![Fishing Poles on Dock](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Picture1_2.png)[Trout Fishing](https://georgiawildlife.com/Fishing/Trout) Trout fishing regulations, locations, stocking information and more. ### [Walleye Fishing](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/walleye) Information about the walleye stocking program, guides for fishing walleye and more. * ## Places to Fish ### [Fishing Forecasts for Georgia's Lakes & Rivers](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing-forecasts) Revised each year by WRD fisheries biologists and technicians, these comprehensive forecasts (for 31 lakes and 18 rivers) are some of the best fishing info available in Georgia. Information includes fish species, best time of year to fish, tackle suggestions and more. ### [Interactive Map of Fishing Areas](https://georgiawildlife.com/locations/fishing) Use this interactive map to find fishing locations near you. ### [Public Fishing Areas](https://georgiawildlife.com/allpfas) Public Fishing Areas (PFAs) are managed for fishing, but also offer multiple other amenities like nature trails, picnic areas and more. At PFAs, you can fish from the bank or a boat, picnic, hike, watch wildlife and enjoy the outdoors. Many PFAs even have special kids fishing areas for young anglers. ### [Gateway to Fishing](https://arcg.is/1XOWuH) This program is dedicated to enhancing fishing in easily accessible and close-to-home public waters near metro Atlanta and educating the public about "why, where, and how to Go Fish Georgia!" ### [Wildlife Management Areas](https://georgiawildlife.com/allwmas) Unless otherwise posted, fishing is allowed on Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) according to statewide regulations. ### [Go Fish Education Center](https://gofisheducationcenter.com/) The Go Fish Education Center is operated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Davison and is core to the Go Fish Georgia Initiative. The Center’s facilities, programs and outreach directly support the Initiative’s mission to promote and enhance boating and fishing tourism in Georgia and to boost economic development in communities across the state. This initiative will result in quality fisheries resources statewide, including family friendly fishing and recreation access points that will increase fishing participation in Georgia. ### [State Parks](http://gastateparks.org/ParkFishing) Georgia's State Parks are great places to fish for seasoned anglers or beginners alike. Many parks loan out fishing rods and tackle boxes for those new to the sport. ### [Fishing Tackle Loaner Program](http://gastateparks.org/ParkFishing#fishing) This cooperative program between Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites and Georgia WRD helps equip Park locations with fishing poles and stocked tackle boxes that visitors can borrow for free\! * ## Angler Recognition Programs ### [Georgia Bass Slam](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/angler-resources/GeorgiaBassSlam) This Program rewards anglers that catch at least 5 of the 10 eligible black bass species in a calendar year. ### [Angler Award Program](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/anglerawards) This program rewards anglers that catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight or length for the specific species. Multiple award categories include adult, youth, trophy bass and PFA catches. ### [State Record Freshwater Fish](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/recordprogram/rules) Catching a state record fish is an angler's dream! Check out current state records and find out what to do if you think you have caught a record fish. ### [Trout Slam](https://georgiawildlife.com/trout-slam) This program rewards anglers that catch all three species of trout that live in Georgia: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout. ### [Certified Scales Listing](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/angler-award/GADNR_WRD_CertifiedScaleListing_Sept2025.pdf) Whether applying for an angler award (by weight) or a state record—fish must be weighed on a scale that has been certified accurate to the nearest ounce, or lesser weight, by the GA Department of Agriculture within the last year. * ## ![Mom fishing with daughter](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Picture5_0.png)Fishing With Kids ### [Fish-n-Learn Programs](http://georgiawildlife.com/FishAndLearn) Children, ages 8–15, and their supervisors are invited to a weekend of learning about fishing through our Fish-n-Learn Education Program. ### [Fishing with Kids](https://georgiawildlife.com/KidsFishing) Tips for fishing with kids, suggested places to go and more. ### [Kid's First Fish Award](https://georgiawildlife.com/my-first) [![My First Fish Certificate](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Picture6_1.png)](https://georgiawildlife.com/my-first) Remember your child's first fish with a fun printable certificate. * ## More Information - [Free Fishing Days](https://georgiawildlife.com/nfbw) - [Fish Identification](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/identification) - [Commercial Fishing Regulations](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/regulations/2018_CommercialFishingGuide.pdf) - [Tournaments: Reports & Live Release Permit Application](https://georgiawildlife.com/fishing/tournaments) - [Fisheries Management](https://georgiawildlife.com/about/what-we-do#fisheries-management) - [Aquatic Nuisance Species Information](https://georgiawildlife.com/ans) - [Proposed Regulations](https://georgiawildlife.com/regulations/proposed) - [Public Meetings/Hearings and Public Comment Opportunities](https://georgiawildlife.com/regulations/meetings) - [Pond Management](https://georgiawildlife.com/pond-management) - [How Healthy is My Fish?](https://georgiawildlife.com/how-healthy-my-fish) * ## Printable Posters - [Don't Move Fish Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Don't%20Move%20Fish%20Poster.pdf) - [Freshwater Fish Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Freshwater%20Fish%20Poster.pdf) - [Georgia Black Bass Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Georgia%20Black%20Bass_Poster.pdf) - [Wanted ANS Poster](https://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/wrd/pdf/Wanted%20ANS%20Poster.pdf) If you are interested in a printed version of any poster, please visit your nearest [Regional Fisheries office](https://georgiawildlife.com/about/contact#fish).
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