Information on some creeks

[gobbleinwoods]

I've read about these creeks in NGA lately but never fished them. Can someone give me a little information about them please? Ease of access, size, popularity/crowded?, general description.

Habersham county: Panther creek

Rabun county: Holcomb creek

 

[Revived]

There's a parking lot on Old Hwy 441 in Turnerville for the Panther creek falls trail. There's a collection box so bring a few dollars to park. Several years ago, it was so crowded with hikers that you needed to get there early to get a parking spot. A flood washed out a footbridge or two so the trail was closed last time I was there. That was a couple of years ago. I don't know if they ever reopened the trail. There were far more hikers than fisherman so I wouldn't worry about crowds. When they closed the trail you could still use it to access the river, but hikers could no longer get to the waterfall (without getting wet).

 

[gobbleinwoods]

Thanks Revived that is the kind of info I asked for.

 

[Clarksville snit]

Panther Creek in Habersham would not be a destination fishing spot. Small Creek with a few stocked trout.

 

[westcobbdog]

Gobble, consider purchasing a folding map of the Chatt National Forest, this will give you great ideas for access / parking / camping to the spots you do want to fish. Shaded green means National Forest land, lighter shades are private land.

 

[gobbleinwoods]

Gobble, consider purchasing a folding map of the Chatt National Forest, this will give you great ideas for access / parking / camping to the spots you do want to fish. Shaded green means National Forest land, lighter shades are private land.

I saw these listed on the DNR website as having been stocked a couple weeks ago and didn't remember ever seeing them before thus promoting the question.