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im stuck in the atlanta suburbs by perimiter mall in Dekalb county.  I have tried finding decent fishing but every lake i find is private and surrounded by housing.  I have heard that Stone Mountain lake is pretty good but never tried it.  I was just wondering if anybody knew of any decent fishing nearby.

Stone Mountain is good but just a few miles farther out is Tribble Mill Park which is much better for big fish. Are you fishing from a boat or bank? If you have a canoe, kayak, or boat with an electric motor there are plenty of great options.

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Black Shoals park has a great lake to fish from a boat with an elec motor and a few batteries. The avg bass seems to be in the 4 to 6 lb range there though it fishes a bit diff than most lakes in the area due to a lot of rocks. It also has lots of under water timber and some creeks coming in to it. I can get you in to a private lake in Loganville (it is where I caught the 8 punder on my profile pic) if you want to give it a try.  I also have the ability to get you on to Norris Lake which is south of Snellville.

dude i live in sandy springs off abernathy not 3 miles from perimeter mall haha, ive got tons of fishing spots. e-mail me dawgs080@gmail.com ill hook you up with some good fishing holes right by us.

-clay

I'm in the Dunwoody area also. Grew up in Sandy Springs. I'd be interested in hearing about some spots in the area as well. I agree that most of the spots I've tried have been private.

Let me know what you guys think. The lake in Loganville sounds cool.

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