That sounds like fun, but, I know there is a closed season in Tennessee. And I don't think it opens until March. Does Georgia have a closed season too?

On certain streams, If y'all decide to go to Blue Ridge get with me and I can set you up on some honey holes on Rock Creek on the Blue Ridge WMA, and on the Toccoa River.

A buddy of mine and his wife likes to go to Memphis for a weekend get away.

If y'all like music and bars, Nashville or Memphis.

New Orleans.

Biloxi if y'all like casinos.

Savannah Ga

Some of the stuff on here about Northern Ga. sound kinda interesting, so we may wind up over that way. If so, I'll shoot ya a pM.

Nashville or Savannah.

Nashville- Opryland Hotel
Savannah-River St. Inn, can't beat the location and history.

I haven't thought about going over towards Memphis or Nawlins. Love good music, but I'm not so much into bars or casinos.

Never been to Savannah. What are some cool things about that area?

Memphis ought to have some good BBQ'ed livestock though.

OK if yer going to Ga mountains here's the place, Helen area. If ya wanta get a small cabin there, I can steer you to the right place.

http://www.helenga.org/

http://gastateparks.org/Unicoi/#directions

HELEN IS A WONDERFUL AREA.. NICE OLD GERMAN TOWN FEEL WITH GREAT GERMAN FOOD

We go to Helen, GA about once every year and rent a cabin. I do a little fishing while there and then we do all the shops, and wine tasting. Good luck

I'd go with savannah. Me and the wife went to savannah in the spring for our honeymoon almost 2 yrs ago. We really enjoyed Savannah and are wanting to go back soon. We made the mistake of staying in tybee island. That area wasn't very nice and we ended up driving into savannah everyday and staying all day or making multiple trips. Next time we'll stay in the historic area. I think there are like 19 blocks in the historic district, good food, good history and daytime and night time fun.

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I vote for Savannah, me and my wife usually go every year for the regional fruit growers conference. Lots of good restaurants and bars, If the weathers nice I like just walking around the historic district and courtyards.

Charleston and Savannah are both good choices. Plenty to do out there. If yall are into historical stuff you likely couldn't see it all in a week. There are a ton of tours and historical places in both cities. Plenty of good food, bars, and entertainment downtown.

Thanks to all of You for the responses. North GA was sounding pretty appealing until we started googling it. Not much seems to be open there this time of year. May be fun anyway. I still don't know which direction we will head. We may just jump in the Jeep, and see where We wind up. Savannah, Memphis, Gulf coast, they all sound good. Thanks again.

The Biltmore Estate is a cool place too.

If you go to Memphis, check out Gus' Famous Fried Chicken.

Yep, Asheville is a fun town in general. Plenty to do within a 30 minute drive.