Fightingtown Creek Fishing Regulations

Anglers fishing delayed harvest streams must release all trout now and use and possess only fake lures with one single hook per lure from November 1 – May 14 annually. The use of extra dropper lures on one line is allowed as long as each tempt holds one single hook. These limitations don’t apply from May 15 – October 31 of yearly. The following streams are delayed harvest streams: (georgiawildlife.com)

Bearmeat Creek watershed; Bell Creek watershed; Bugscuffle Branch watershed Allen Mill Creek ; Burch Branch watershed; Fodder Creek watershed; Hightower Creek watershed; Hiwassee River watershed downstream to Towns County Rd. 87; Hog Creek watershed; Shake Rag Branch watershed; and all other streams or parts of streams not listed above, except: Hiwassee River downstream from Towns County Rd. 87 and tributaries to Chatuge Reservoir not listed above. Bearmeat Creek watershed; Bell Creek watershed; Bugscuffle Branch watershed Allen Mill Creek ; Burch Branch watershed; Fodder Creek watershed; Hightower Creek watershed; Hiwassee River watershed downstream to Towns County Rd. (georgiawildlife.org)

The river regarded as just, however it’s a beautiful, natural river with much forest service frontage. It may be accessed from Aska Road. You may also cross the Shallowford Bridge, turn right, and right at the 1st fork. That puts you on the strip of national forest property that runs upstream to the Sandy Bottoms Canoe Launch. Highway 60 south toward Suches also runs by the river at some points. (clydeholler.net)

Yearly for the last four, holders of mountain rental cabins along Fightingtown Creek have joined together to release trout into their group stretch of the creek. Fish released into creek were bred at the Chattahoochee National Fish Hatchery near Blue Ridge. The fish hatchery assists continuing efforts by private groups, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to replenish fish stocks and supply recreational opportunities for the public. (rainbowcabins.com)

You’ll look forward to starting your day on the master bedroom deck; it’s the perfect spot to sip an early cup of coffee while you listen to birds come alive with their morning songs. After a day shopping in Blue Ridge or a hike on the Appalachian Trail you may be able to soak away your sore muscles in the covered hot tub overlooking Fighting town Creek. Inside you may be able to hear the creek as it tumbles over the rocks and see it from every room in the living area. (tripadvisor.com)

Is the prefect get-a-way for your fury critters. With Wi-Fi internet and Satellite TV, you may be able to enjoy all the comforts. Enjoy the flat screen TV with DVD player on those evenings you could rather stay in. Take up residence in the outdoor hot tub while relaxing to the sounds of the creek at night or with day. Grill a delicious steak on the gas grill or use the outdoor fire pit for your convenience. It's time for some good old fashioned roasted marshmallows, or how about dome gooey smores? The whole family can join in some old fashioned fun on the outside deck. (sundancecabinrentals.com)

We had an amazing weekend, however there was some hiccups: bathroom light in the hallway would not turn on, could not change the setting on the fire place, had no remote for the tv, the garbage disposal did not work smelled also, hot tub was outdated, you need four wheel drive for the drive way, and there was little privacy with not have blinds. Beautiful view and a cozy little get away. Sweet little gift basket- so thoughtful. Accommodating. Wish we could’ve brought the whole family they could’ve had a blast particularly the kids. (homeaway.com)

Relax and let the world go by as you rock on the porch only fifteen feet from Fightingtown Creek. Fish for native trout, pan for gold, yes gold, or just relax in the king size hammock at the water’s edge. Hike the Benton MacKaye Trail or just wander the woods, then afterwards soak in the big hot tub. River Romance is nestled in a wooded forest in the North Georgia Mountains and is the ideal secluded getaway. (slidingrockcabins.com)

If a picture is really worth a thousand words then the pictures of A Tranquil Place easily give it one of the most broad & eloquent descriptions of any rental cabin on the web! totally stunning walk-in Fightingtown Creek access, sparkling and pristine, wraps its way around the tree-lined bend above the cabin, then opens out to a large access point stretching out in front of the cabin and its creekside fire pit. Bring along lots of firewood, a log swing located among the boulders and rocks, in front of the fire pit and with a breathtaking view of the creek winding around through the trees is a great place to kick back with a good book or roast marshmallows over the crunching fire. (vacationrentalpics.com)

Is situated on a hill just above the creek and placed just so that you have views of both up stream and down stream. The cabin does feature a well thought out walk way to the creek bank, lit by vintage style street lamps and delivers you to a really "park like" setting. The park area adjoins the creek bank with a wood burning fire pit and log seating that’s perfect for roasting marshmallows or just enjoying a warm fire. The fire pit is surronded by gorgeous mountain laurel trees and big natural rock formations a distinctive amenity! that will inspire the best night time stories. This area gives easy access to the creek for fishing, however remember the creek is swift and riverlike! . (cabininthemtns.com)