Folsom Bridge Landing (GA 122)

Folsom Bridge is the Little River takeout downstream from Cook County Boat Ramp. Usually lots of mussels. Fish jump in the spring, and bed in pools in this idyllic blackwater south Georgia River. For those from elsewhere: fish make beds for laying their eggs. The beds appear as round and slightly concave areas cleared in the sand, about a foot in diameter. Directions: From north or south, take I-75, Exit 29, head west on GA 122, turn right on Wells Road, and immediate left down to the river. There is no boat ramp; access is by the sandy river bank. Lowest boatable 137? (4.2?), Highest safe 144? (11.2?), Gauge Hahira USGS 02318380 132.8? Downstream, it's 25 river miles to Troupville Boat Ramp, with the Little River meandering through swamp much of the way. The closer takeout at the next public road is actually not public, so we don't list it. Photo: Gretchen Quarterman, WWALS Little River paddle, 2016-01-16 http://wwals.net/2016/01/17/pictures-a-lovely-short-little-river-paddle-on-a-warm-winter-day-2016-01-16/ More about Folsom Bridge Landing: http://wwals.net/maps/withlacoochee-river-water-trail/wrwt-map/wrwt-access/#Folsom-Bridge-Landing