River

Chattahoochee River

tailwater

Current Conditions

Fair to good

6/10

Water Temp 62.8°F
Flow 899 CFS
Gauge 2.03 ft
Turbidity 5.9
Stocking

Last stocked: 6/29/2026

48-Hour Report

Chattahoochee River 48-Hour Fishing Outlook

Quick Read

The Chattahoochee River offers fair to good trout fishing conditions with recent stocking enhancing opportunities. Trout favor riffles and oxygenated runs in warm water, best targeted in early morning.

Best Window

Day 1 morning is best due to low sky cover and mild wind creating prime conditions for active nymph fishing in oxygenated runs and riffles, matching trout feeding patterns post-stocking.

Current River Conditions

Water temperature is 62.8°F, flow is 899 cfs, gage height 2.03 ft, and turbidity is low at 5.9.

Weather Setup

Sky cover averages 20%, pressure is steady at 30.05 inHg with no clear trend, wind is 5.8 mph from the west, and rain chances are minimal at 27% with very light expected rainfall.

What This Means

Trout will hold near riffles, pocket water, and structure to access oxygenated water and easy feeding lanes. Use clean drifts with small natural patterns and stocked trout attractors like egg patterns, squirmy worms, and duracell nymphs. Favor early and late fishing windows using active and balanced nymph tactics. No specific caution notes.

Recommended Flies

Egg Pattern

Recent stocking makes eggs a logical confidence fly.

Squirmy Worm

A simple stocked-trout attractor and good dirty-water option.

Duracell

A strong attractor nymph when fish will move a little but are not fully aggressive.