Category Archives: Parks and recreation Georgia and South Carolina
Georgia Fishing Report: April 23, 2021 —
Looks like the weather may wet your line before you get to wet a line if you plan to head out on Saturday for a day of fishing. Keep an eye out, enable your phone weather alerts and be safe! … Continue reading
The Monsters of The Sill — Okefenokee Photography by William Wise
A travel journal from our canoeing up The Sill Recreation Area in the Okefenokee Swamp on March 5, 2017: Huge American Alligator laying on the canal bank the The Sill Recreation Area, probably one of the biggest I’ve seen in … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: April 16, 2021 —
Other than the obvious fishing pole and bait…what gear do you find is critical to a great fishing trip? One friend said he had to visit quite a few stores to get all his fishing “needs” (had to have’em) before … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: April 9, 2021 —
Who inspires you to get outdoors? Is it a friend or family member? Maybe a program you saw on TV or a book you read? The Georgia Wildlife Resources Division is fortunate that we can call one of the most … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: March 5, 2021 —
March is making us spring-ready. Looks like a lot of sunshine coming this weekend so y’all get outside and get some time on the water together! NEWS TO KNOW Zebra Mussel Alert! These mussels have been found in pet store … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 26, 2020 —
I don’t know about you, but yesterday’s weather made me long for spring time – and it is coming, I know! The sunshine and warm temps enticed me to take some extra outdoors time and that made me feel like … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 19, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Georgia Wildlife Blog Fishing Information Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: February 5, 2021 —
Do you keep fishing, even when the trip does not go as planned? My son recently had that kind of trip. He left early to spend the day testing out different ponds at a nearby Georgia Public Fishing Area. Upon … Continue reading
Georgia Fishing Report: January 22, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Did you know that fishing in the cooler months is relatively the same for any fish species? You’ll want to fish a smaller bait with a slower action. Fish are cold-blooded, so cooler water temperatures make them lethargic. Cooler temperatures … Continue reading
