Author Archives: Alice DeForest
Georgia Fishing Report: October 1, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Planning ahead here…if you were going to be a famous angler for Halloween, who would you choose? Pretty sure I can make a Bill Dance character happen in our household. NEWS TO KNOW BOW Workshop Scheduled for November: Ladies, have … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: September 10, 2021 —
Did you notice the coolness in the air this morning? It was there, I felt it – fall is a’coming. That means I might need to pack some extra layers and maybe another thermos of coffee before heading to the … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: August 27, 2021 —
“Angling and the environment go hand in hand. The majority of anglers develop a deep sense of responsibility when it comes to protecting, enhancing and preserving the aquatic environment. Angling changes the way you look at the environment. It instils … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: August 20, 2021 —
What have you taught your kids about conservation? A great way to introduce the concept is to take them fishing. While enjoying a fun activity, you can talk about simple steps like the importance of clean water, picking up after … Continue reading
Isle Of Hope Methodist Church-1859 —
33 un-named soldiers from Effingham County buried here Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: August 13, 2021 —
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Georgia Fishing Report: July 30, 2021 —
School Days, school days, dear old golden rule days….are your kids ready? Don’t answer that…pretty sure I know the answer. Did you get those summer fishing trips done before this school year started? #takeakidfishing NEWS TO KNOW Educate at Etowah … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: July 16, 2021 —
I know this is a fishing blog – but stay with me…in recognition of today being World Snake Day, let’s talk about a FISH that we NEVER want to see again in Georgia waters – the northern snakehead. Invasive Species … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: July 9, 2021 —
Found a new fishing saying today, “If I fished only to capture fish, my fishing trips would have ended long ago.” How about you? Are your fishing sessions all about the catch – or does the activity of fishing provide … Continue reading
Train Derailment Memorial —
Meldrim Georgia Meldrim Memorial Park-Effingham County Georgia Meldrim Georgia Memorial Monument-Meldrim Georgia The community faced tragedy in 1959 when a Seaboard Airline railroad disaster derailed and killed 23 residents. 114 more words Train Derailment Memorial — The59Club