The 4th edition of Hiking Georgia takes up where the last edition left off: poised to start hikers on some of the finest trekking adventures the Peach State has to offer. Whether the trails are in the high mountains of north Georgia, on coastal barrier islands or in fertile Piedmont river valleys, the flora, fauna and scenery can be spectacular. The information in all 72 chapters is updated, incorporating a total of 15 new trails. The hike descriptions offer directions, as well as GPS-tracked color trail maps and elevation charts to make the journey easier and more enjoyable. To whet your appetite for the adventures, all new color images offer glimpses of what lies around many of the bends in the paths.

Hiking Georgia: A Guide to the State's Greatest Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Guides Series)

Sports & Outdoors

Pfitzer, Donald

Jacobs,Jimmy

Hiking & Camping

Falcon Guides

When Trout Unlimited rated the 100 best trout streams in the United States, nine of its choices were in the southern Appalachians, In this book veteran angler and writer Jimmy Jacobs takes readers to these famous rivers and to many lesser known waters in this five-state region, which boasts some of the finest fly-fishing anywhere in North America. In preparing this first comprehensive fly-angler's guide to the area, Jacobs drove over 25,000 miles, hiked hundreds more, and consulted with many state fisheries managers and knowledgeable local anglers. Features include 37 chapters on the region's major river systems; a clear map and detailed access information for each river and in productive tributaries; information on hatches, other trout foods, and the most effective patterns for individual streams; access points to streams with light to nonexistent fishing pressure and tips for avoiding elbow to elbow conditions on the more famous rivers; discussion of casting and wading conditions; and coverage of adjacent regions, including the Cumberland Plateau of Kentucky and Tennessee and the Carolina foothills. George-born Jimmy Jacobs has been fishing the streams and rivers of the Southern highlands for 25 years. He was Publications Editor for Fish &amp; Game Publications in Marietta, Georgia and authored Trout Fishing in North Georgia and contributed articles to Fly Fisherman, Georgia Sportsman, and many other magazines.

Trout Streams of Southern Appalachia

Hunting & Fishing

Backcountry

This completely revised and updated edition of the complete angler's guide to the tailwater trout fisheries of the Southeastern United States takes anglers on a tour through nine states and 46 fisheries. In the 1930s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority began erecting dams on rivers throughout the Southeast to promote water conservation and to generate hydroelectric power. By the 1940s, fisheries managers began to realize that the cold waters released through the tailraces of these dams could support trout, and a new era of angling dawned in the southeastern U.S. Today the range of tailwater trout in the South has expanded to include northern Alabama and portions of Arkansas, as well as western Kentucky and Tennessee. More than 40 tailwaters are now recognized as trout fisheries. They provide some of the best trout fishing in the South, and constitute the waters in this region most likely to give up a trophy-sized trout. Each tailwater description includes complete information on regulations, public access points, and a map. Jacobs discusses safety concerns and gives crucial information on when to go and how to reach each tailwater, as well as revealing insiders' tactics for fly-, bait-, and spin-fishing.

Tailwater Trout In the South: A Guide to Finding and Fishing the Region's Man-Made Trout Fisheries

Countryman Press

A guide to the best saltwater fly-fishing along the popular southeast coast, from North Carolina's Outer Banks to the Florida Keys. Saltwater angling is the fastest growing segment of the fly-fishing market and the southeastern Atlantic coast is a prime destination area for saltwater anglers. Many of the game species that feed along these southeast Atlantic waters are legendary―known for their craftiness, beauty, and ability to put up a rugged fight. Anglers seek out species such as the red drum, tarpon, and spotted seatrout with an almost religious zeal. Here is a guide that directs anglers to the precise locations where these game fish are found. An introductory chapter covers the species of fish commonly sought during different seasons, where they school, how they feed, and what gear to use to catch them. Other popular game species in the southeast include redfish, striped bass, and pompano. Further chapters give detailed advice on gear selection and saltwater flies; and explain how to fish the different types of inshore waters found along the southeast coast, from ocean inlets to tidal creeks to oystershell bars. The author has augmented his decades of experience as a saltwater angler by driving 15,000 miles, wading miles of flats, and spending countless hours aboard boats to bring a particular precision to this guide. He concentrates on areas where good fishing is virtually guaranteed, access is easy, and the area is particularly scenic or uncrowded. He has made a special effort to include places that are accessible to wading or shore-bound anglers. Detailed maps of each area make trip planning easy. 50 black and white photographs, 35 maps.

Fly-Fishing the South Atlantic Coast : Where to Find Game Fish from North Carolina's Outer Banks to the Florida Keys

When Trout Unlimited rated the 100 best trout streams in the United States, nine of its choices were in the southern Appalachians. In this updated second edition, veteran angler and writer Jimmy Jacobs takes you to these famous rivers and to many lesser-known waters in this five-state region. In preparing this guide, which now includes a chapter on the New River system of North Carolina, he drove more than 25,000 miles, hiked hundreds more, and consulted with state fisheries managers and knowledgeable local anglers to bring you the most thorough and reliable inside information available. Features include: 28 chapters on the regions major river systems; clear maps and detailed access information for each river and its productive tributaries; information on hatches and the most effective patterns for each stream; discussion of casting and wading conditions; coverage of adjacent regions, including the Cumberland Plateau of Kentucky and Tennessee and the Carolina foothills.

Trout Streams of Southern Appalachia: Fly-Casting in Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, Second Edition

Countryman Pr

This completely revised and updated edition of the complete angler's guide to the tailwater trout fisheries of the Southeastern United States takes anglers on a tour through nine states and 46 fisheries. In the 1930s, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Tennessee Valley Authority began erecting dams on rivers throughout the Southeast to promote water conservation and to generate hydroelectric power. By the 1940s, fisheries managers began to realize that the cold waters released through the tailraces of these dams could support trout, and a new era of angling dawned in the southeastern U.S. Today the range of tailwater trout in the South has expanded to include northern Alabama and portions of Arkansas, as well as western Kentucky and Tennessee. More than 40 tailwaters are now recognized as trout fisheries. They provide some of the best trout fishing in the South, and constitute the waters in this region most likely to give up a trophy-sized trout. Each tailwater description includes complete information on regulations, public access points, and a map. Jacobs discusses safety concerns and gives crucial information on when to go and how to reach each tailwater, as well as revealing insiders' tactics for fly-, bait-, and spin-fishing. 35 black &amp; white photographs, 55 maps, index.

Tailwater Trout in the South: A Guide to Finding and Fishing the Region's Man-Made Trout Fisheries, Second Edition

This completely updated third edition of Trout Streams of Southern Appalachia covers Southeastern hatches in Georgia, Kentucky, the Carolinas, and Tennessee. Jacobs includes detailed maps and access information for each stream covered. 50 black &amp; white

Trout Streams of Southern Appalachia: Fly-Casting in Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina & Tennessee

Presents a variety of humorous episodes in the outdoors of Georgia, involving truffle hunting, fishing, encounters with the "marvelous" hoop snake, and other adventures.

Moonlight Through The Pines: Tales From Georgia Evenings

Children's Books

Humor

Franklin Sarrett Pub

Hiking Near Atlanta offers 30 trails of varying difficulty in and around greater Atlanta. Complete with up-to-date trail information and maps, GPS coordinates for trailheads, and photos throughout, this book is perfect for people of all ages and skill levels.

Hiking Georgia: Atlanta: A Guide to 30 Great Hikes Close to Town (Hiking Near)

Make Adventure Your Story, This book features concise descriptions and detailed maps for 79 easy-to-follow trails in Georgia that allow hikers of all levels to enjoy beautiful views, get fit in the outdoors, and learn about the region's history. Hiking Georgia provides the latest information to plan a customized trip: Family-friendly hikes, plus ones for solitude, Full-color photos and maps, detailed trail descriptions, and trailhead GPS, Insightful hike overviews and details on distance, difficulty, canine compatibility, and more, The high mountains, the coastal barrier islands, and the fertile river valleys of Georgia offer up a plethora of great hiking trails throughout the state, whether you are looking for a short, leisurely stroll or a longer, more strenuous hike. Find hikes suited to every ability. Experience the thrill of hiking in solitude surrounded by wildlife. Discover swimming holes, spectacular views, and more. Falcon is the premier publisher of outdoor recreation guidebooks in North America. Written by and for outdoor enthusiasts, these guides-chock-full of color photos and maps-not only provide you with the skills you need but also take you along with our authoritative local experts on these experiences of a lifetime. Book jacket.

Hiking Georgia: A Guide to the State’s Greatest Hiking Adventures (Falcons Guides)

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