About Lake Juliette
Lake Juliette is a central Georgia reservoir known for clear water, boat-based fishing, campground access, and day-use opportunities near Dames Ferry and the Ocmulgee River corridor.
Lake Juliette is a central Georgia reservoir near Forsyth and Juliette. It is known for striped bass, largemouth bass, and redear sunfish. The lake has clear water and several public access points, including Dames Ferry. Boating rules can differ from other lakes, so anglers should verify current restrictions.
Common Fish Species
Striped basslargemouth bassredear sunfish
Fishing Amenities
Boat rampsbank access at parksstriper fishing
Access Points
Review ramps, fishing piers, bank access, marinas, and other lake access before choosing where to begin your trip.
State Park Campground Boat Ramp
Dames Ferry Campground and Boat Ramp
Georgia State Parks campground and public boat-ramp access on 3,600-acre Lake Juliette with fishing, waterfront campsites, and 25-horsepower motor limit.
- OperatorGeorgia State Parks / DNR
- Location9546 GA Highway 87
- Phone478-994-7945
Boat Ramp Bank Fishing Restroom Picnic Area
Fees: Georgia State Parks camping, parking, launch, and other fees may apply. Lake Juliette boating is limited to 25 horsepower motors.
Directions: Enter Dames Ferry from GA Highway 87 and follow campground signs to the public boat ramp and waterfront camping area.
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Public Boat Ramp
Lake Juliette Day Use Area Boat Ramp
Public Lake Juliette day-use boat launch in Monroe County with open boat access for anglers and paddlers.
- OperatorPublic recreation access
- Location9579 GA Highway 87
Boat Ramp Bank Fishing
Fees: Verify current day-use, parking, and launch rules before visiting. Lake Juliette boating is limited to 25 horsepower motors.
Directions: Follow GA Highway 87 to the Lake Juliette Day Use Area and continue to the public concrete boat ramp and parking area.
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Regulations & License Notes
Fishing Regulations
Follow statewide Georgia fishing regulations and posted Georgia Power/public access rules.
License and Permit Notes
Georgia fishing license required for anglers 16+; vessel registration required for motorized boats.