Map of Mosquito Creek (near Chattahoochee)

  "Was fishing by myself using lizards and trick worms. caught several bass and what i was told were freshwater pike around the lily pads around the boat ramp to the right...." Moore Lake

  "i fished out of 27 landing and the water is high and the fishing is fair...bass are inactive but the bream on hitting top water flies and worms well..." Lake Jackson

  "Largemouth bass fishing is best in deeper water during the warm water conditions of summer. Crank-baits or Carolina-rigged soft plastics should work well adjacent to..." Lake Talquin

  "Watch for birds working schools of shad and cast spoons or diving plugs to gamefish feeding beneath the baitfish, or work poppers and surface plugs near the bait. If you..." Lake Seminole

  "Best baits include grass shrimp, crickets, wigglers, or various colors of 1/16 to 1/8 oz. beetle spins. Redear sunfish (shellcracker) can also be found in these areas..." Ocheesee Creek

  "Shoal bass often move to deep holes below or above shoals containing limestone shelves during the hotter months. Best baits for shoal bass include broken-back minnow..." Chipola River

  "Apparently there is a sinkhole at the bottom of this lake which is why it dries out every so often. Anyone caught any big sinkhole fish here?..." Cascade Lake

So you're interested in fishing Mosquito Creek. As fishermen, we know there are times when our favorite spots are just not active so we built our Hot Spots feature to show you where the fish are biting in the area of Mosquito Creek. Now you'll know where catches are being recorded in the general area, and you can plan your day on the water. Check out our Fishing Times tab to determine when the fish will be most active. To find Mosquito Creek enter the 30.69297 latitude, and -84.860199 longitude coordinates into your GPS device or smart phone. If you need fishing tackle, or are looking for a fishing guide or fishing charter please visit Tackle, Guides, Charters