Frog Hollow Fly Fishing
On the Chestatee River Dahlonega Georgia
Opening Date October 15th, 2024
Angler Rod Fees
Half Day 4 Hours $120
Full Day 8 Hours $180
Full Day Pass Specials
6 Full Day Passes $800 (Save $280)
12 Full Day Passes $1400 (Save $760)
Day Pass Members get access to Frog Hollow’s online Calendar and can book and cancel anytime they wish. Day Passes can be shared with family and friends. Day Pass Members must have their own fly fishing gear
To book a Guided trip here at Frog Hollow we recommend calling
Tad Murdock Phone # (469)678-9154
Please Note:
* First time visitors is by Appointment Only
* Catch and Release Only
* Single Barbless hooks only
* We limit our section on the river to four (4) anglers
* We do allow larger groups and organizations welcome to book the river
* We do not allow fishing in dangerous water or bad weather conditions
Best way to reach me is by text 706-244-4372 or email: froghollowflyfishing@gmail.com
Online calendar Bookings is first come first served
What weight fly rod should I bring?
Due to the size of some of the fish? We recommend anything around a 5wt. to 6wt. fly rod
What fly patterns do you suggest?
This depends upon the season and water temps. Of course, a great deal of insect emergence always takes place in the Spring & early Summer months. Be prepared with appropriate flies for any conditions
Is there a fly shop nearby?
Yes, Unicoi Outfitters operates a full-service fly shop in Helen, about 15 miles away.
Tritt’s Sporting Goods also carries a variety of fly fishing gear near Dahlonega only 9 miles away
- What To Bring Check List
- Required Fly rod and Reel
- Required Net (preferably rubber)
- Fishing Vest Pack
- Polarized glasses
- Favorite Debarred Flies.
- 3X to 5X leader and Tippet
- waders
- Rain Jacket
- Lunch/Snacks
- Sunscreen
- Wading staff
- Extra set of cloths if you fall in
Recommended Patterns
Nymph Patterns: black or brown stones and nymphs
san juan worms, dark emergers chamois worms, zebra midges egg patterns.
Streamers: woolly buggers, minnows, zonkers
Dry Patterns: Caddis, hoppers and beetles
This webpage was updated September 2023
