FISHING AT FT STEWART/HAAF

  

Invasive species alert: FLATHEAD CATFISH HAVE BEEN FOUND IN THE CANOOCHEE AND OGEECHEE RIVERS.  If you catch a flathead catfish, DO NOT RELEASE IT. For more information, click here.

 

Ft. Stewart/HAAF has 20 actively managed recreational fishing ponds, totaling over 400 acres.  Plus, over 260 miles of streams and rivers to fish. Fishermen have reported catching largemouth bass weighing over 10lbs in over half of the managed ponds.  Large bluegill and redear sunfish can be found throughout the Installation, as well as black crappie and various catfish. 

Creel limit signs are posted at each managed pond.  A list of all the pond creel limits can be found HERE.  For all other bodies of water, please follow state limits

You will find a creel survey when you check out using iSportsman.  This survey will ask about the number of fish caught and sizes of bass to provide more accurate data for management purposes.  In addition to FS Fish and Wildlife Branch's annual electrofishing survey, the creel survey will provide a look at the population and what anglers are actually catching. 

FISHING EVENTS

Each year MWR, with the support of Fish and Wildlife, hosts Kids Fishing Events.  Click the ODR logo below for all information regarding upcoming fishing events.  For registration and more information about these events, please visit the MWR Outdoor Recreation Office at Holbrook Pond, or call (571) 801-4268.

 

 

ATTENTION ANGLERS! Please view the links below for more information regarding military munitions.

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 Ft. Stewart Central Dispatch at (571) 802-1800