This 338-acre Wildlife Management Area is in Northwest Georgia (Floyd County). Mostly mature forest (primarily mixed pine hardwood), Arrowhead is known for its lakes and managed waterfowl impoundments. Former fish hatchery ponds are used to provide wetland habitat while the lake provides youth fishing opportunities. The area serves as the Northwest Georgia regional headquarters for Wildlife Resources Division, Game Management and Fisheries Management Sections and Arrowhead Environmental Education Center.

Accommodations & Facilities

• Education Center
• Hiking Trails
• Lake
• Nature Trails
• Picnic Shelters
• Picnic Sites

Activities

• Geocaching — not allowed during managed hunts or before 10 a.m. during turkey season
• Hiking
• Hunting
  • Youth Hunts
• Wildlife Viewing
• Youth Fishing

Nearby Properties

• Allatoona WMA
• Berry College WMA
• Chief Vann House State Historic Site
• Conasauga River WMA
• Coosawattee WMA
• Carter's Lake WMA
• Crockford Pigeon Mountain WMA
• Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site
• John's Mountain WMA
• New Echota State Historic Site
• Otting WMA
• Pickett's Mill Battlefield State Historic Site
• Sheffield WMA
• Rocky Mountain PFA
• Summerville Trout Hatchery
• Zahnd WMA

Nearby Accommodations

MAKE AN OVERNIGHT RESERVATION

• Cloudland Canyon State Park
• Fort Mountain State Park
• James H. "Sloppy" Floyd State Park
• Red Top Mountain State Park

Fishing Regulations

All lakes/ponds are open for fishing year-round. Any adult (18 years of age or older) must be accompanied by a child (17 years of age or younger) in order to fish. Maximum of 2 adults per 1 child.

Fishing Hours

Daily Sunrise–Sunset

Creel Limits

Largemouth Bass

• Daily limit: 10
• Minimum length: 12". Only one fish may be over 18"

Hybrid Striped Bass

• Daily limit: 5
• Minimum length: 14"

Catfish

• Daily limit: 5
• Minimum length: None

Sunfish/bream

• Daily limit: 15
• Minimum length: None

Grass Carp

Harvest prohibited, must be released unharmed