Seed Ramp

The Lake Seed boat ramp provides convenient access to the Tallulah River and Lake Seed. This public launch site is located on the northeast shore of the lake at the coordinates 34.769325, -83.510320. The ramp is accessible and can accommodate boats up to 30 feet in length.

Lake Seed is a 240-acre reservoir with 13 miles of shoreline. The lake is known for its excellent fishing, with opportunities to target species like walleye and bass. The public boat ramp is the sole launch point on the lake, making it an important access point for both anglers and recreational boaters. The water in the main river channel can reach depths of 30-40 feet, providing ample room for paddlers and small motorized craft to explore.

Nearby, the Wildcat Creek Campground #2 Upper provides camping accommodations within 10 miles of the launch site. Surrounding towns like Tiger, Tallulah Falls, and Clayton offer additional amenities and services for visitors. Overall, the Lake Seed boat ramp offers a convenient and scenic access point to experience the Tallulah River and its associated lake.