Take the photo! It doesn’t matter if it is an award-winning day of fishing, take a second to document the experience. Whether you realize it or not at the time, when you fish with your kids, grandkids, family members or friends, you are making lifelong memories. Having a photo of that day will bring you…
Georgia Fishing Report: March 17, 2023 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
While solitary fishing trips can certainly be enjoyable, Georgia Wildlife Resources Division encourages you to take someone with you when you can. It is such a great way to be involved with family and friends, giving you a time to connect and a chance to get away from every day worries. And even a chance…
Georgia Fishing Report: February 24, 2023 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
As we say “good-bye” to 2022, we want to heartily thank all of you for fishing in Georgia. Your support of fishing, and purchases of fishing equipment and fishing licenses enable the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division to continue to do important research, protect natural resources, maintain and operate public fishing areas and so much more.…
Georgia Fishing Report: December 30, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Wishing all of you a very Merry “Fish-Mas” and Happiest of Holidays. May the days fill your heart with joy and your tackle box with shiny new things to use at your favorite fishing hole. NOTE: The State of Georgia is preparing for sub-freezing temperatures to move through over the holiday weekend. Should you choose…
Georgia Fishing Report: December 22, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
What part of Georgia do you think about if someone said, “Hey, let’s go trout fishing”? North Georgia, right? And, for the most part – that is correct. 28 more words
Georgia Fishing Report: December 16, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Time to pull out all the cold weather gear and keep it handy in case I have a chance to get outdoors and throw out a line or two. A stocking hat and gloves make those adventures a little easier to enjoy. NEWS TO KNOW: Electrofishing Sampling: Fisheries Management staff with the Coastal Region completed…
Georgia Fishing Report: December 2, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
The Andrew Low Carriage House*, at 330 Drayton Street, was the site of the first meeting of the troop of eighteen Girl Guides who would soon come to be known as the Girl Scouts. Juliette Magill Kinzie Gordon was born into an influential Savannah family on 31 October 1860. Her grandfather was the first president […]
Girl Scout First Headquarters, Savannah — Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown
Mickey looking very fine in his red and white holiday suit! 2022 Holiday Dapper Days HOLIDAY OUTING, DECEMBER 10 + 11 2022 Dress up a little, or a lot! Celebrate fun, refined style from vintage classics to chic, contemporary looks! Active and retired service members are encouraged to wear your dress uniforms if you like. […]
Celebrating Holiday Dapper Days 2022 at Disney World — Our Magical Disney Moments
Are you brave enough to do some night fishing anywhere this spooookkkkyyy weekend? We hope that whatever fishing you are able to do, that it brings only treats (pan-sized, preferably) and no tricks! NEWS TO KNOW Smallmouth Stocking: Lake Blue Ridge was stocked with 3,812 smallmouth bass produced at the Go Fish Education Center. The…
Georgia Fishing Report: October 28, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
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