Georgia · USA
Lake Seminole
- Region
- Georgia, USA
- Regulation zone
- Georgia statewide regulations
Species in Lake Seminole
Largemouth Bass
Hybrid Striped Bass
Striped Bass
Channel Catfish
Blue Catfish
Bluegill
Redear Sunfish
Black Crappie
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Seasons & limits — Georgia statewide regulations
| Species | Season | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Channel Catfish and Flathead Catfish | Open year-round | No daily limit | — |
| Crappie (Black and/or White Crappie) | Open year-round | Daily limit 30 | — |
| Striped Bass, White Bass and/or Hybrid White-Striped Bass | Open year-round, except the May 1–October 31 closures on the listed Flint/Chattahoochee/Spring Creek sections | Daily limit 15, only two of which may be 22 inches or longer. On the North Newport, Medway (incl. Mount Hope Creek), Little Ogeechee, Ogeechee, lower Oconee (below GA Hwy 22), lower Ocmulgee (below GA Hwy 96), Altamaha, St. Marys and Satilla rivers, their tributaries, and saltwater: limit 2, both 22 inches or longer. On the Savannah River and tributaries below J. Strom Thurmond Dam: limit 2, both 27 inches or longer | — |
Always confirm regulations with the official state regulations before fishing — rules change, and waterbody-specific exceptions apply.
Waterbody-specific rules
- All fishing, including spearfishing, for any species in the marked areas around the five fish refuges in Lake Seminole is prohibited from May 1 to October 31 each year.
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Species: Georgia state fisheries lake records, via the Bump Board dataset.