Catch of the Day at Lake Lanier's Premier Bass Competition
Join the Little Hall Fishing Tournament at Lake Lanier’s Little Hall Boat Ramp in Gainesville, GA, for a thrilling bass fishing competition.
Event details
Join us on Saturday, January 17, 2026, for the Little Hall Fishing Tournament at Lake Lanier’s Little Hall Boat Ramp in Gainesville, Georgia. This annual event invites anglers of all ages to experience the thrill of bass fishing in the serene waters of Lake Lanier, a beloved spot for families, friends, and fishing enthusiasts alike. The tournament offers a wonderful opportunity to create lasting memories together, whether you’re casting your first line or competing for the top prize.
The event kicks off at 6:00 AM with registration and continues until 5:00 PM, providing a full day of fishing excitement. Participants can look forward to a well-organized venue featuring a sheltered pavilion, fish holding tanks with water-pumped aeration, and comfortable seating for spectators. A courtesy mooring dock accommodates up to 30 vessels, ensuring easy access to the competition. While specific sponsors and additional activities for the upcoming tournament have yet to be announced, previous events have delighted attendees with engaging prize packs, raffles, and trophies awarded to the top-performing teams.
Whether you’re a seasoned angler or new to fishing, the Little Hall Fishing Tournament offers a welcoming environment for all. Families with children can enjoy a day of outdoor fun, pet lovers can bring their furry friends to share in the adventure, and groups of friends can bond over the shared experience of fishing. The event fosters a sense of community and togetherness, allowing participants to connect with nature and each other. To make the most of your day, consider bringing picnic blankets, folding chairs, and sunscreen. For those traveling from out of town, nearby lodging options are available on Lake.com. Ready to make some lakeside memories? Start planning your stay now on Lake.com.
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