Free Fishing Day in Georgia 🎣

Name: Free Fishing Day in Georgia 🎣
Start: 2026-06-13T00:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-06-13T23:59:59-04:00

June 13 All day

🎣 Let’s Go Fishing For Free! Here’s How to Do It in Gwinnett This June

Georgia is giving families two chances to fish for free this month, and you don’t need any experience to make it happen. No license. No fees. Just grab the kids and go.

📅 Mark These Dates

⭐ Saturday, June 6
⭐ Saturday, June 13

On both days, anyone can fish any public waters in the state: lakes, ponds, streams, and public fishing areas – – completely free.

✅ The Rules (Simple Version)

⭐ No fishing license needed for residents AND non-residents
⭐ No trout license needed
⭐ No Lands Pass needed
⭐ All other fishing regulations still apply (catch limits, size limits, etc.)

📍 Where to Go in and Around Gwinnett:

Jones Bridge Park in Peachtree Corners A great spot right on the Chattahoochee River.
Note: There is an event at Jones Bridge Park on June 6 that has reached capacity, so I recommend planning your visit here on June 13 instead!

Tribble Mill Park in Lawrenceville Two lakes (Ozora and Chandler) stocked with largemouth bass, crappie, bream, and catfish. Plenty of room to spread out and enjoy a laid-back morning with the family.

Little Mulberry Park in Auburn Miller Lake has multiple fishing docks and is one of Gwinnett’s most popular spots for anglers of all ages and experience levels.

Lenora Park in Snellville A relaxed option with accessible shore and pier fishing, easy for little ones and first-timers.

Lake Lanier along the Gwinnett Border If you want to go big, Lanier is known for striped bass, walleye, and trophy largemouth bass. A great option for more experienced anglers or anyone ready for an adventure.

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