Fishing George W Andrews Lake
AKA: Lake Andrews
Popular Fish Species George W Andrews Lake, GA
Hybrid Striped Bass Fishing
Hybrid striped bass, also known as wipers, are a favorite of many locals and fishing guides at George Andrews Lake, as they are plentiful and grow to bragging size. As a hybrid of striped bass and white bass, they have great potential for spawning massive numbers and growing to large sizes. Fishing for hybrid stripers is a matter of locating schools of bait, and schools of hybrid striped bass are likely to be in the area. Mornings, during Fall, hybrids can be caught on topwater or shallow running lures, as they are feeding on baitfish at the surface. When they move deeper, fish finders improve your odds of locating both bait and schools of wipers. Live bait, spoons and jigs are very very effective here, and these hungry fish can be caught year round.
Black Crappie Fishing
A nice population of black crappie resides in George Andrews Lake. Crappie tend to run in schools, and once a school is located, there is a good chance for catching significant numbers. Crappie fishing is easy and requires simple, basic gear. Virtually any fishing pole, reasonably small line and crappie jigs or small hooks baited with live bait, creates the ideal setup. Add a bobber and you can set the depth you prefer the bait to maintain. The best time to catch crappie tends to be at dawn and dusk. Live bait and small jigs are the most common method for crappie here. Because crappie prefer cover and structure, locate brush and vegetation in appropriate water depths. Using a fish finder can help locate schools of crappie, which tend to stack vertically around cover. In spring and fall focus on the 8 to 12 foot range. As the crappie move deep in summer and winter, follow points out deep, as well as find ledges near channels in deeper water.
Blue Catfish Fishing
This year blue catfish are running in the big to monster size in George Andrews Lake. Most of the local guides offer catfish trips, and big blues are the favorite target. Fishing for blue catfish is most often productive during spring through summer around any kind of structure. Blue catfish are primarily found in large rivers, along the main channels, in and around tributaries flowing into impoundments of major river systems. They tend to move upstream in the summer in search of cooler temperatures, and downstream in the winter in order to find warmer water.The river end of the lake is often the area where the bigger catfish are caught. Road beds, creek channels and rocky points are all good places to begin. Use a slip sinker or Carolina rig with cut bait or other popular catfish baits. Channel and flathead catfish are also available here for anglers to pursue.
George W Andrews Lake Fishing Video
Fish species to fish for...
Guide to fishing for largemouth bass, channel catfish, flathead catfish, blue catfish, black crappie, bluegill, green sunfish, redbreast sunfish, redear sunfish, rock bass, spotted sunfish, warmouth, striped bass and hybrid striped bass at George W Andrews Lake in Georgia.
Choose from several boat launch ramps to begin your boating day on George Andrews Lake, a 1,540-acre lake on the western border of the state, 15 miles southwest of Blakley. Explore about 50 miles of shoreline along this meandering section of the Chattahoochee River to go sightseeing, fishing or enjoying water sport activities. Also known as Lake Andrews, this is a very popular fishing destination in Georgia.
Primary fish species residing in George W Andrews Lake
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George Andrews Lake Amenities
Marina: NO
Boat Rental: NO
Boat Launch Ramp: YES
Campgrounds: YES
RV Hookups: YES
Lodging: YES
Convenience Store: YES
Bait & Tackle: YES
Restaurant: YES
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Fishing Guides On George W Andrews Lake
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Fishing License
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Campgrounds & RV Parks Nearby
River Oaks RV Park - 229 308-0625
Hilton RV Park and Campground - 229 254-0306
Lizard Landing Camp RV Park - 334 696-2047
Omussee Creek RV Park - 334 718-4553
Map - Fishing & Camping Areas
Contact Information
George Andrews Lake
Lake George W. Andrews
427 Eufaula Road
Fort Gaines Ga. 39851
229 768-2516
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George Andrews Lake in GA
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Fishing for largemouth, striped and hybrid striped bass in western GA.
