Bond Swamp National Wildlife Refuge

Facility Activities

Established in 1989 to conserve forested wetland habitat, Bond Swamp National Wildlife Refuge is within the floodplain of the Ocmulgee River. Opportunities to hunt deer, turkey and feral hogs attract hunters from across the state. Small game hunting for squirrel, rabbit and quail also is...

Fishing

Fishing is allowed from sunrise to sunset March 1-October 31. Freshwater species are largemouth bass, sunfish and catfish. Currently there are no facilities on site. Vehicle access is limited.

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