Come discover Lake Lanier with us!
Fishing — alone on a misty morning or in a tournament with friends and foes — can be relaxing or maddening. Catching fish is an art, not just a skill. That’s part of what you’ll learn if you hire one of the famous fishing guides on Lake Lanier.
Cooler weather is on the way and you’ll be fishing again soon. That means you’ll want to visit one of the great bait shops on Lake Lanier.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division just released the 2018 Georgia Sport Fishing Regulations.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) operates 32 day-parks in our area. It is wise to invest in Corps of Engineers’ Annual Park Passes.
For Father’s Day, your dad wants a fishing trip on Lake Lanier with a guide from “BIG FISH ON” Fishing Guides & Charters.
The “megaramp” at Laurel Park will host the Georgia BASS Nation State Classic on Lake Lanier from Wednesday – Friday, October 25 – 28, 2017.
War Hill Park is family friendly. Guys can vent their primal anger playing volleyball, while their wives sip sweet tea, smile sweetly & compare UPS drivers.
Fish from the banks of Lake Lanier or watch others catch whoppers. It’s all fun. Maybe paddle your SUP or canoe for a little while at Sardis Creek Park.
Mary Alice Park is a destination on Lake Lanier that offers more fun than you can handle in just one day.
Laurel Park has more to offer visitors than any other public park on Lake Lanier. Walk around on a trail, play baseball, go fishing, let the kids play at the splash park, and play fetch with your pooch.