Fish Georgia Rivers will expand access to kayak fishing training and host fishing trips.
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Registration opens February 7 for Paddle Georgia 2025, a week-long canoe/kayaking adventure on Tennessee River.

Join Georgia Rivers for a paddle on Ebenezer and Abercorn Creeks in Effingham County March 21-23.

Join Georgia Rivers for unforgettable river adventures across the state! Registration for spring trips open Dec. 28.

When it comes to determining where Georgians have the right to boat, fish and hunt on the state’s rivers and streams, a state legislative study committee endorsed no changes to existing laws in a report released Dec. 2. 

Outdoor recreation businesses urge legislators to protect Georgia’s robust outdoor recreation economy by supporting laws that ensure broad public access to Georgia’s more than 70,000 miles of rivers and streams.

As the sole statewide advocacy group protecting rivers and public access to water trails in Georgia we’re reintroducing ourselves with a new name and look: We are Georgia Rivers

As the sole statewide advocacy group protecting rivers and public access to water trails in Georgia we’re reintroducing ourselves with a new name and look: We are Georgia Rivers

Our latest panel conversation discussed the urgent need to tell legislators to support the state’s robust outdoor recreation economy and protect the right of passage on Georgia’s rivers and streams

Our latest panel conversation discussed the culture and commerce around river recreation in Ringgold, and provided an update on the latest legislative study committee meeting on navigable streams.