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Big Lazer Creek Public Fishing Area

A 195-acre DNR lake in Talbot County offers bank and boat fishing, a canoe launch, accessible dock and restrooms, picnic tables, primitive campsites and wildlife viewing. It sits inside a larger wildlife management area, so fishing, camping and range plans each need their own rule check.

Big Lazer Creek lake, accessible fishing dock, boat ramp, parking and pavilion.

The lake, accessible dock, boat ramp and day-use facilities at Big Lazer Creek PFA. · Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division · Credits & licenses

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What to expect

A 195-acre DNR lake in Talbot County offers bank and boat fishing, a canoe launch, accessible dock and restrooms, picnic tables, primitive campsites and wildlife viewing. It sits inside a larger wildlife management area, so fishing, camping and range plans each need their own rule check.

Talbotton · License or Lands Pass rules vary; fishing license required to fish · Half day or longer

Big Lazer Creek Public Fishing Area · 1541 Bunkham Road, Talbotton, GA 31827

Open year-round, sunrise–sunset for fishing

Use the current DNR page's sunrise-to-sunset fishing schedule rather than older documents that describe 24-hour access. Primitive camping, the firearms range and managed WMA activities have separate rules and may affect the visit.

  • 195-acre managed fishing lake
  • Accessible dock, parking and restrooms
  • Boat ramp, canoe access and primitive camping

Before you go

  • Visitors age 16 and over generally need a qualifying license or Lands Pass for WRD property access unless an exemption applies; a Lands Pass alone does not authorize fishing.
  • Fishing hours are sunrise to sunset. Check current creel, bait, boat and immediate-release rules before arriving.
  • Primitive camping and the firearms range follow separate requirements. Check alerts and managed-hunt activity before a quiet recreation visit.

Sources & visitor information

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