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Lake Seminole is known
nationally as one of the best sites for sports
fishing in America. Extensive stump and grass
beds provide abundant cover where anglers battle
lunker largemouth, scrappy hybrid, striped and white
bass. Sizable populations of catfish, crappie and
bream are also present. All in all over 79 species
of fish have been identified.
The states of Georgia
and Florida manage the fisheries and licenses from
both are valid in a shared portion of the lake.
Wildlife Officers and Park Rangers are available to
explain the reciprocal agreement. Fishing and
Hunting regulation booklets are available free of
charge at the Resource Management Office and area
stores.
Bank fishing is excellent at many
locations, including public fishing decks, along
riprap by bridges and at the mouths of creeks
flowing into the lakes. The fishing deck located
below Jim Woodruff Dam offers good downstream
fishing opportunities.
Angler's are advised to get the
current generation schedule by calling
(850) 663-2291. Angler's are also cautioned about
discharges from the dams.
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