Brooklynite finds Georgia lake alluring
Loran Smith
On Highway 53, the road to Dawsonville, only a half-dozen miles north of the chicken capital of the world, is a place called Harbour Point. Must have driven by it scores of times over the years without knowing what lay beyond the entry gate.
Nestled into the neighborhood of million-dollar homes overlooking Lake Lanier is a marina, which is where one of the most accomplished of fisherman, Henry Cowen, hangs out.
Henry
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