World Record Largemouth Bass - Montgomery Lake

Montgomery Lake, located on Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area, is an oxbow off the Ocmulgee River. At Montgomery Lake, the world record largemouth bass was caught by George W. Perry on June 2, 1932. It weighed 22 lbs 4 ozs. This record still stands and helped to give this area of Georgia a reputation as a fisherman's paradise.

The lake can be visited by vehicle through Horse Creek Management Area. There is no boat access to Montgomery Lake.

This is a self-guided tour. Maps are availabe at check station on the WMA.

Amenities
Facility Amenities	Free Parking Self-guided Tours
Suitable for Ages	Adults (18+) Adults (21+) All Ages Seniors (55+) Teens (13-18) Toddlers (up to 5)
General Information	Family-Friendly Free Admission Open Year 'Round