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Lake Andrews

Lake Andrews is a Chattahoochee River reservoir with Georgia-side public access near Coheelee Creek and East Bank Park, offering boating and warmwater fishing opportunities.

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Lake Andrews fishing destination
Reservoir~1,540 acresCOE Channel catfishflathead catfishblue catfishhybrid striped bass

About Lake Andrews

Lake Andrews is a Chattahoochee River reservoir with Georgia-side public access near Coheelee Creek and East Bank Park, offering boating and warmwater fishing opportunities.

Lake Andrews is a smaller Chattahoochee River reservoir along the Georgia-Alabama line. It is a good option for anglers looking for catfish and hybrid striped bass. Fishing access is generally tied to boat ramps and river/lake access areas. Conditions can be influenced by dam generation and river flow.

Common Fish Species

Channel catfishflathead catfishblue catfishhybrid striped bass

Fishing Amenities

Boat fishingcatfish fishingriver-reservoir access

Access Points

Review ramps, fishing piers, bank access, marinas, and other lake access before choosing where to begin your trip.

USACE Park / Boat Ramp

Coheelee Creek Park Boat Ramp

Georgia-side Lake George W. Andrews public boat-ramp access at Coheelee Creek Park for fishing and boating on the Chattahoochee River reservoir.

  • OperatorU.S. Army Corps of Engineers
  • LocationCounty Road 80
  • Phone229-768-2516
Boat Ramp Bank Fishing Restroom Picnic Area

Fees: USACE launch/day-use fees and current operational rules may apply.

Directions: Follow County Road 80 in Early County to Coheelee Creek Park and its Georgia-side public boat ramp.

Official Info

Regulations & License Notes

Fishing Regulations

Follow statewide Georgia fishing regulations and posted access rules.

License and Permit Notes

Georgia fishing license required for anglers 16+; vessel registration required for motorized boats.

Georgia Fishing Regulations Licenses & Permits