Lake Kolomoki Fishing
A 80-acre Georgia lake in Early County.
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Lake Kolomoki in brief
Plan on 80 acres of lake water when you visit Lake Kolomoki in Early County. Head to Bluffton, around 5 miles away, for supplies.
Expect largemouth bass, channel catfish, black crappie, bluegill, redbreast sunfish and redear sunfish, going by WRD records. Boaters can use 1 public boat ramp. Bank anglers get 1 pier or bank fishing site.
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This list for Lake Kolomoki merges the WRD access point flags, forecast species and any state records set here.
WRD Water Access Points species flags, WRD fishing forecast and WRD record lists; checked October 2026.
Ramps around Lake Kolomoki
- Kolomoki Mounds State Park, Kolomoki Lake1 lane, dock, fee, Georgia State Parks (DNR)
Land-based fishing at Lake Kolomoki
- Kolomoki Mounds State Park, Kolomoki Lakefishing pier, Georgia State Parks (DNR)
Other boat ramps near Lake Kolomoki
- Kolomoki Mounds State Park, Lake YoholaLake Yohola, under a mile east
- Odom Creek Boat RampLake Andrews, 11 miles southwest
- Cotton Hill CampgroundLake Walter F. George, 14 miles northwest
- Coheelee Creek Boat RampLake Andrews, 14 miles southwest
WRD Water Access Points layer and CRD coastal ramps, checked October 2026.
Creel and size limits at Lake Kolomoki
| Species | Daily limit and size | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Black bass (all species combined) | 10 in total, only 5 of which may be Altamaha, Bartrams, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Shoal, Smallmouth, Suwannee, Tallapoosa | Open all year |
| Largemouth bass | Counts toward 10 black bass total; minimum length 12 inches statewide (exceptions on listed lakes and PFAs) | Open all year |
| Spotted bass | Counts toward 10 black bass total; no statewide minimum length (14 inches on Lake Lanier) | Open all year |
| Shoal bass | Counts toward 10 black bass total (only 5 may be shoal and other listed bass); minimum length 15 inches statewide (Flint River below Warwick Dam slot) | Open all year |
| Smallmouth bass | Counts toward 10 black bass total; only 5 of the 10 may be smallmouth and other listed bass; no minimum length | Open all year |
| Striped, white and hybrid bass | 15 in total, only two of which can be 22 inches or longer | Open all year |
| Crappie | 30 | Open all year |
| Bream (sunfish) | 50 in total | Open all year |
| Catfish | No limit | Open all year |
| Walleye | 8 | Open all year |
| Pickerel | 15 | Open all year |
| American and hickory shad | 8 | Open all year |
No water-specific exception names Lake Kolomoki, so statewide freshwater limits govern it unless signs say otherwise.
Georgia asks anglers 16 and older for a fishing license: $15 for residents and $50 for nonresidents, each good for 365 days from purchase.
2026-2027 Georgia Hunting and Fishing Regulations, effective July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027; checked October 2026.
A side-by-side of Lake Kolomoki and its neighbors
The closest lake with its own page is Lake Yohola, under a mile away; the biggest nearby is Lake Walter F. George.
| Lake | Distance | Acres | Ramps | Type | Species listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Kolomoki | 80 | 1 | lake | 8 | |
| Lake Yohola | under a mile east | 50 | 1 | lake | 8 |
| Lake Andrews | 18 miles southwest | 1,540 | 2 | reservoir | 12 |
| Lake Walter F. George | 31 miles north | 45,180 | 9 | reservoir | 11 |
| Bradley Impoundment | 38 miles north | 29 | 1 | lake | 8 |
| Panic Pond | 45 miles south | 20 | 0 | Public Fishing Area lake | 7 |
WRD waterbodies, reservoirs and Water Access Points layers.
Around Lake Kolomoki on the map
Other lakes a short haul from Lake Kolomoki
- Lake Yoholaunder a mile east
- Lake Andrews18 miles southwest
- Lake Walter F. George31 miles north
- Bradley Impoundment38 miles north
- Panic Pond45 miles south
River pages near Lake Kolomoki
- Cypress Creek19 miles
Where to grab bait close to Lake Kolomoki
- H & K Packagebait and tackle shop, Fort Gaines, 13 miles
- Fishtale'sbait and tackle shop, Fort Gaines, 20 miles
- Top Bait & Tacklebait and tackle shop, Cuthbert, 23 miles
- Stanford Baitsbait and tackle shop, Cuthbert, 23 miles
- Chapman Bait And Tackle Incbait and tackle shop, Colquitt, 25 miles
Towns to bunk in for a Lake Kolomoki weekend
- Bluffton5 miles
- Blakely6 miles
- Arlington12 miles
County guides covering Lake Kolomoki
- Early Countyseat: Blakely
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Telling apart the fish of Lake Kolomoki
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What gets asked most about Lake Kolomoki
How do I locate Lake Kolomoki on a Georgia map?
Point the truck toward Early County, about 5 miles from Bluffton.
How many surface acres does Lake Kolomoki spread over?
It measures about 80 acres.
How many public launch ramps reach Lake Kolomoki?
1 public ramp, with Kolomoki Mounds State Park, Kolomoki Lake at the top of the list.
What might a Georgia angler hook at Lake Kolomoki?
Listed fish: largemouth bass, channel catfish, black crappie, bluegill, redbreast sunfish, redear sunfish and warmouth.
What are the creel limits on Lake Kolomoki?
No exception is listed, so statewide limits such as 50 bream and 8 walleye apply.
What do visitors pay to fish Lake Kolomoki?
Georgia asks anglers 16 and older for a fishing license: $15 for residents and $50 for nonresidents, each good for 365 days from purchase.
Who sells tackle near Lake Kolomoki?
H & K Package, about 13 miles away.
Where else could I wet a line close to Lake Kolomoki?
Closest page: Lake Yohola, under a mile.
Set a date for Lake Kolomoki
All Georgia fees and limits sit on the license page.