REGULATIONS / GEORGIA
Georgia · Curated reference from cited public sources · listings, not permission to fish or retain a catch · This selected Georgia saltwater reference subset is not a complete rulebook.
SOURCEGA Coastal Resources Division regulations ↗UPDATED AUGUST 14, 2026 · CHECKED AUG 14, 2026, 12:00 PM UTCChecked Aug 14, 2026, 12:00 PM UTCRules vary by location, method, vessel, and emergency closure.The Coastal Resources Division page is an informational summary; the applicable state regulations are authoritative. LISTINGOPENListed open
SPECIESLISTED SEASON WINDOWSJFMAMJJASONDBAGMIN SIZELISTING
CobiaOpen March 1 through October 31; 36-inch fork length (FL) minimum. · Listed season windows: Mar 1, 2026 through Oct 31, 2026 · 1 fish listedListed open1 per angler per day; maximum 6 per boat36"OPEN - LISTED LIMIT
- 1 per angler per day; maximum 6 per boat
- LISTED MIN SIZE
- 36 inches
- LISTED SEASON WINDOWS
- Mar 1, 2026 through Oct 31, 2026 · 1 fish listed
- APPLICABILITY
- Open March 1 through October 31; 36-inch fork length (FL) minimum.
- SOURCE AUTHORITY
- Georgia DNR Coastal Resources Division, Recreational finfish season, limits, and sizes
UPDATED August 14, 2026 · CHECKED Aug 14, 2026, 12:00 PM UTC · EFFECTIVE YEAR 2026
GA Coastal Resources Division regulations ↗The Coastal Resources Division page is an informational summary; the applicable state regulations are authoritative.
This reference does not grant permission to fish or retain a catch. Location, method, vessel, species identification, and emergency closures can change what applies. Verify the applicable official rules.