Stream / River · Fannin

Noontootla Creek Trib

Official trout-water information for Noontootla Creek Trib in Fannin, Georgia.

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CountyFannin

RegionTennessee Basin

Water typeStream / River

Wild statusNot documented

0current plan records

0stocking history records

2documented reaches

2access evidence records

Location and source context

Waterbody overview

Mapped location: 34.69643, -84.20916
Mapped source length: 2.74 miles

Classification

Designations and characteristics

Designations

Characteristics

Fishery

Documented trout

Species are not identified in the matched state records.

Management

2 documented reaches

Georgia DNR mapped trout-stream segment

Length: 1.31 miles

Classification: Designated Trout Stream, Special Regulation

Reach flags: Special-regulation area

Source layer: Georgia DNR Trout Stream

Official reach source

Georgia DNR mapped trout-stream segment

Length: 1.43 miles

Classification: Designated Trout Stream

Source layer: Georgia DNR Trout Stream

Official reach source

Access evidence

2 matched records

BLUE RIDGE WMA

Evidence type: public land context

Ownership: Georgia Department of Natural Resources

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Chattahoochee

Evidence type: public land context

Ownership: U.S. Forest Service

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Regulations

Reach-specific notes

Restrictions

http://www.eregulations.com/georgia/fishing/trout-fishing/

Mapped location

Water reference map

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Live conditions

Nearest USGS gauge

TOCCOA RIVER NEAR DIAL, GA

6.7 miles from the mapped water location

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Sources

Where this comes from

Matched record links

Source snapshot updated Sep 14, 2026.

Independent reference. Stocking frequencies are plans, recent dates reflect the latest live agency record, public-land overlap does not guarantee access, and Georgia DNR does not publish water-level wild-trout classifications in these sources; consult current regulations and posted boundaries.

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