The new Black Bass Conservation specialty license plate is now available to Georgia drivers.
Featuring a largemouth bass leaping from the water, this specialty tag was designed by a Georgia native and avid angler and refined in collaboration with WRD Fisheries staff to ensure scientific accuracy and visual impact.
Revenue generated from the sale of the plate helps fund:
- Conservation and restoration of Georgia's native black bass species
- Habitat enhancement and water quality projects
- Fisheries research and monitoring
- Hatchery production and stocking of largemouth bass, shoal bass, and other popular black bass species
- Education and outreach efforts
The plate costs $45 annually — just $20 more than a standard tag. Of that additional fee, $19 supports conservation in the first year and $20 each year after.
Georgia residents can request the Black Bass Conservation specialty plate at their local county tag office.