 Coleman River is a designated trout stream, and a portion of it is further designated by the Wildlife Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources as being artificial fishing lures only.The section of Coleman River that is designated artificial lures only begins at the point of the river's confluence with the Tallulah River and continues approximately upstream to a small bridge over the river located on Forest Service Road 54 (also known locally as Coleman River Road).Species of trout found in Coleman River include the native brook trout, together with rainbow trout and brown trout (which are not native and have been introduced to the river).