Bass Fishing on Lake Seminole

Just a few miles down the road is home to the legendary bass fisherman Jack Wingate, Pam Martin-Wells (at left) and Lake Seminole. Lake Seminole has been ranked 5th best bass fishing lake in the US and yearly hosts many bass tournaments including B.A.S.S. sponsored tournaments.

Beautiful Lake Seminole, in southwest Georgia, covers 37,000 acres and has extensive stump and grass beds providing abundant cover for anglers to battle lunker largemouth and hybrid bass, all year round. Come relax and enjoy some of the finest bass fishing in the nation.

Georgia bass fishing is at its finest on Lake Seminole, near Bainbridge Georgia. Guided by the desire to hook the lunker, dedicated bass fishermen travel across many states to fish ol' seminole.

Lake Seminole is known nationally as one of the best sites for sports fishing in America. Extensive stump and grass beds provide abundant cover where anglers battle lunker largemouth, scrappy hybrid, striped and white bass. Sizable populations of catfish, crappie and bream are also present. All in all over 79 species of fish have been identified.

Shoal Bass Fishing on the Flint River

Shoal bass are one of the signature species of the Flint River. Shoal bass can reach weights of over 8 pounds and are an exciting challenge in the swift water.

Shoal bass can be caught on a wide variety of lures, and some of the favorites are small swimming minnows, spinner baits, top water poppers and Texas-rigged worms and lizards. A favorite technique involves floating or motoring to a major shoal and then wade-fishing the pools and swift runs with spinning tackle or fly rod. Wading the shoals is particularly suited to fly-fishing. Just bring your 6-8 weight bass or trout rod and plenty of wooly buggers and poppers.

Bass Tournament Trails fishing Seminole

Other Lake Seminole Sites

Lake Seminole Guide Service
Pam Martin-Wells Guide Service
Lake Seminole Guide Service
Corps of Engineers-Seminole