The Albany Bass Club is the oldest fishing club in the state of Georgia. The club was founded in 1972, with a small group of Charter members. As the club's popularity grew, so did the membership. The Albany Bass Club holds monthly club tournaments, (2) two-day tournaments and a Husband & Wife tournament each year. Albany, Georgia

The Largest & Most Active Fly Fishing Club in North Georgia. The Atlanta Fly Fishing Club was organized in 1990 by a small group of fly fisherman with people like you in mind. Its goals continue to focus on promoting the sport of fly fishing through educational and other awareness programs in this region. And, to actively pursue more on-water fly fishing opportunities as well as individual skills building — either as a group or individually. The Atlanta Fly Fising Club fishes both regionally and throughout the world. Atlanta, Georgia

Members have one thing in common: a love of saltwater fishing and a desire to learn more about it through networking with others who shared their interest in the sport. In addition to club-sponsored tournaments, many members fish "on their own" in a number of world class destinations, including Costa Rica, Mexico, Australia, the British Virgin Islands, and many others in the US and around the world. Duluth, Georgia

The Atlanta Tight Lines (ATL) Bass fishing Club is located in the Metropolitan Atlanta Georgia Area. We exist to stimulate public awareness of bass fishing as a major sport. Our home lake is Lake Sinclair which is located in Milledageville, GA. The lakes fished by the ATL Bass Club are mostly reservoir lakes. We are affiliated with both the The Georgia Bass Federation (FLW) and The Georgia Bass Nation (B.A.S.S.). Our meeting are held on the first Sunday of the month at 3:00 P.M. at the Bass Pro Shops in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Atlanta, Georgia

Much like the Chattahoochee, the Nantahala, the Hiawassee and the Toccoa Rivers, Chapter 692 of Trout Unlimited originates in North Georgia and Southwest North Carolina. The chapter is an active organization which promotes conservation and protection of our rivers and the trout that inhabit them. Our members support the local fish hatchery in Suches, GA and support local communities. Through Trout in the Classroom and Trout Camp we help future generations to realize our ideals. The education of members is another goal. This is realized through speakers, casting instruction, fly tying sessions, and fishing trips. Come meet with us…to learn, to conserve, and yes...to fish! Blairsville, Georgia

The Cherokee County Bass Club is a team tournament trail that offers a fun and competitive tournament fishing experience. We pride ourselves on building a reputation of having a well ran tournament that allows our members to compete, but also create lasting friendships with fellow members. The club fishes 10 "regular season" tournaments during the calendar year with the Classic occurring in November or December. We consider our home lake to be Lake Allatoona located in beautiful North Georgia! Canton, Georgia

Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. The Cohutta Chapter is one of 12 TU Chapters in Georgia. By the next generation, Trout Unlimited will ensure that robust populations of native and wild coldwater fish once again thrive within their North American range, so that our children can enjoy healthy fisheries in their home water. Cohutta, Georgia

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. The Coosa Valley Chapter #519 of Trout Unlimited received it's charter on August 7th 1986 and is a 501-c-3 tax free organization. The chapter has grown dramatically since that time and is one of the strongest chapters in the state. The Coosa Valley Chapter has hosted the trout expo at the Eco Center for several years. This is a gathering of professional and experts who dedicate that day to answering all your questions about trout, how when and where to catch them and more. Rome, Georgia

Comprised of over 120 bass clubs from throughout the State of Georgia. The primary purpose of the GBCF is to preserve and further the sport of Bass Angling.

The B.A.S.S. Nation is a global network of locally organized clubs whose members participate in and support a range of activities, including tournaments, conservation initiatives and youth programs. Three competitors, who qualify through a rigorous series of local and regional tournaments and then the national championship, advance to bass fishing's biggest stage, the GEICO Bassmaster Classic. The Georgia B.A.S.S. Nation is the official site sanctioned by B.A.S.S. We are Georgia's most prominent bass fishing group and welcome members of B.A.S.S., BASS NATION, and Georgia B.A.S.S. Nation. Activities include tournaments, conservation, and youth fishing.

Welcome to the Georgia Council of Trout Unlimited, part of a national network of grassroots volunteers dedicated to trout and salmon conservation. Georgia TU is devoted to conserving, protecting and restoring Georgia's trout fisheries. All anglers and those interested in protecting our waters are welcome. We invite you to explore our web site, contact one of our chapters for more information, and join with us in making sure that our trout fisheries remain a healthy and viable resource for future generations of Georgians.

Georgia Women Flyfishers mission is to introduce and educate women in the sport of flyfishing in a supportive, noncompetitive environment, and to fish and have fun. Our Objectives are: Improve and increase the sport of fly fishing in the State of Georgia, Promote and work for the betterment of trout streams and lakes, Encourage and advocate the conservation and increase of trout in the waters of the State of Georgia, Encourage and assist women and young people, particularly of high school age, to become fly fishers, Keep its members informed of developments of interest to membership. Marietta, Georgia

Our Chapter is comprised of anglers and outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy the outdoors, and the fellowship associated with fishing and working together to improve our cold water habitats. Our Guiding Vision: Ensure that by the next generation, robust populations of native and wild cold-water fish once again thrive in the North Georgia and National ranges so future generations can enjoy healthy fisheries in their home waters. Our Mission Is Simple: To conserve, protect and restore the cold water fisheries and their watersheds in the north Georgia area, while assisting the TU National organization to do the same at the national level. Dahlonega, Georgia

The Lanier Striper Club is a non-profit member organization comprised of 90 dedicated members interested in fishing for striped bass on Lake Sydney Lanier. Our members range from novices to the seasoned professional guides. Sharing and learning is a big part of what the club is all about, so no matter what your skill level is you should fit right in. The club was established under three mission principles: Fellowship, Conservation, and Education. Cumming, Georgia

We are a group of guys that enjoy fishing, and love the outdoors. We wanted to start this club to get together and have fun. We are a nonprofit club, because we don't fish for the money, we fish for the rights to brag about the ones we beat and how we are going to beat them next time too. We give photos as trophies. That way we can brag all year long...kind of makes it more fun when you don't feel like you have to fish harder because there's a lot of money to win.. that takes all the fun out of it. We fish Lanier 12 times a year and fish 2 away lakes but try to keep them within driving distance. If you are looking to join a club that is fun and does not cost a lot, then this is the club for you. We are local in Gainesville, Georgia

The Marietta BassMasters is an organization of, for, and by bass fishermen. The purpose of our organization is to bring together dedicated bass fishermen for the exchange of ideas, betterment of the environment, and for the fellowship derived from Club functions. Marietta, Georgia

We are a non-profit organization committed to the sport of bass fishing, we are a combination of uniquely diverse fishermen who all share a common interest. We believe that it is our duty as anglers and leaders to practice catch and release. It is the group philosophy to uphold and preserved this great sport by practicing this conservation method so the future bass anglers of the world can enjoy this sport that we have come to love. Covington, Georgia

We are a group of anglers located in Cherokee county in North Georgia. Many of us like to deer hunt, so we formed a club that will begin in January and go through August. The year-end tournament, the "CLASSIC," will be held during September, just in time for all the deer hunters to get in the woods! Canton, Georgia

Marietta based bass fishing club. We are a Federation Nation club who believe in the conservation of our great environment and the education of our youth. We are enthusiastic fishermen who want to promote, pursue and enjoy the sport of bass fishing. We are looking for new members! Those with boats and those without boats. If you want to fish - Come join us - Become a BassMaster! Marietta, Georgia

North Georgia Crappie Anglers, Inc. purpose is to share information and experiences of Crappie fishing on Lake Sidney Lanier and other North Georgia lakes among its members and other professionals. The club provides education at its monthly meetings where professional biologists, fishing guides, experienced members from other area fishing clubs, fishing professionals, and others are invited to speak to members on issues such as the status of health and the population of Crappie in Lake Lanier. Club activities include: annual children's fishing tournament, group fishing trips to various lakes and coastal waters, monthly fishing tournaments at Lake Lanier, brush pile locations and activities, family members quarterly fish fry's, family holiday dinners, periodic group pontoon excursions for lunch, and group attendance of various plays, concerts and festivals. Cumming, Georgia

Welcome to the Oconee River Chapter of Trout Unlimited, a leading conservation and education organization in the Northeast Georgia area! We are excited that you’re interested in being a part of our organization and helping us see out our mission to conserve, protect, and restore coldwater fisheries. Through our affiliation with Trout Unlimited Inc., and the Georgia Council of Trout Unlimited, we are heavily involved in local coldwater conservation efforts and place a strong emphasis on educating future generations of conservationists and anglers. With more than 350 members, the Oconee River Chapter of Trout Unlimited is amongst the largest in the state. Each month, we convene to discuss current happenings in the conservation world, swap fishing stories, and plan future conservation and education projects. Athens, Georgia

Welcome to the on-line home of the Old Reel Collectors Association, Inc. We are a loose knit group of fishing reel collectors who are joined by our interest in old fishing reels and their history. The purpose of the Old Reel Collector’s Association, Inc. is education through the collection and distribution of historical and technical data regarding fishing reels, their development and their inventors and manufacturers from the earliest times through the present day. In order to enhance the knowledge of these subjects, the collection and preservation of examples of post production reels is to be encouraged for the benefit of present and future generations. Alpharetta, Georgia

The mission of the Rabun Chapter of Trout Unlimited is to conserve, protect, and restore Northeast Georgia's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Established in 1986, Rabun TU has been recognized nationwide for its hands-on projects, policy work, and educational offerings for both youth and adults to ensure that future generations may enjoy fishing in cleaner, more abundant waters. Rabun County, Georgia

African American Bass Fishing Club in Georgia. The Club was founded in 1987 by a group of Deer hunters desiring to fellowship and compete with one another during the Spring and Summer months. We are a core group of thirty-two members in good standing with The Bass Federation Inc. and B.A.S.S. During the season we hold approximately two tournaments a month starting in January thru October at various lakes around the region (see tournament schedule for details). Additionally, we conduct three special events our annual Kid's Fishing Derby, Benefit Tournament, and Couples Tournament. Lawrenceville, Georgia

The Roswell Bass Club was established in the 1970s and is one of the oldest bass clubs in the State of Georgia. The Club currently consists of over 20 members. We are affiliated with both B.A.S.S. and FLW. The purpose of the club is to improve the members' fishing skills while enjoying friendships and having fun. Alpharetta, Georgia

The Savannah River Chapter of Trout Unlimited is one of over 400 local chapters, located nationwide that work to protect, conserve and restore cold water fisheries. As a national organization, over 500,000 hours per year are donated to clean up littered and polluted streams, restore water flow to dried up rivers and teach our members, especially children, about responsible stewardship and good fishing. On a local level the Savannar River Chapter concentrates on projects and activities in the extreme Northeastern part of Georgia and the boundary waters with South Carolina. Hart County, Georgia

We are a Georgia Federated club with approximately 30 members. Our "home" lake is Lake Lanier, but we fish many lakes in the Georgia area. We meet the 1st Sunday of every month at Hammonds Fishing Center in Cumming at 7 pm. We are a competitive club, but friends first. We welcome boaters or non-boaters. Sugar Hill, Georgia

We strive to represent Fly Fishing in our region, and represent FFI and fly fishers like you. We are dedicated to the sport you love as well as protecting our fisheries & watersheds. If you love to fly fish, FFI & SECFFI are your organizations. The mission of the Southeastern Council of Fly Fishers International (FFI) is to support the legacy of fly fishing for all fish in all waters by promoting the sport of fly fishing, protecting critical fishing resources and engaging with our members to foster fellowship among our community. Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina

Welcome to the Upper Chattahoochee Chapter of Trout Unlimited (UCCTU) website. Centered in Roswell GA, UCCTU attracts members from throughout the Atlanta metro area. Our 900+ members predominately reside in the area from Sandy Springs to Alpharetta and East Cobb to Dunwoody. UCCTU members enjoy fishing and the environs where trout are found. We are concerned about the preservation of these precious resources, and for this reason our organization is committed to conserving, protecting and restoring coldwater fisheries. Some of our activities focus on the Chattahoochee River Tailwater, named by TU as one of America's 100 Best Trout Streams, where we monitor the quality of water from tributaries and partner with other organizations on cleanup projects. Every year we also devote considerable volunteer time to enhancing the habitat of native brook trout in North Georgia streams. Some of our activities require dedicated effort and hard work, but we always manage to have a lot of fun along the way. Some of that fun includes monthly fishing trips to local waters where beginners and newcomers to the area are mentored by more experienced members. We also coordinate weekend fishing trips for members to destinations throughout the Southeast. Roswell, Georgia

We are the largest Bass Club in West Ga. We finished the 2014 season with 158 teams (316 members) and growing strong. We fish year 'round. No meetings, bring your own partner. We are averaging over 100 boats a tournament. We invite you to take a look at the club and if you like stiff competition, join us, the biggest (and still growing) organization of folks that love to fish! The club is a non-profit organization. LaGrange, Georgia