Wash your hands…Wash your hands? C’mon Anglers – I mean, we GOT this part, right? You know after a day (or night) of fishing that you got to do some GOOD scrubbing to get them hands smelling decent. Georgians, we know you are going through some tough weeks right now. Stay strong and do your…
via Georgia Fishing Report: March 27, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
A tribute, today, to the many essential workers who are working tirelessly in our health systems to help us, to heal us, and to save us. Stay safe, everyone!
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Coligny Beach Hilton Head Island South Carolina A local florist along with Brides that cancelled their weddings found a way to brighten everyone’s day. Coligny Beach tree receives a dress upcancelled wedding bouquets used to brighten everyones day Pretty and fragrant Happy Saturday friends, and thanks for stopping by Alice Six Word Saturday
Interesting bit of the history of the church and early members buried in the cemetery.
The Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) shared these tips for proper social distancing options. We definitely are in favor of the one that says “Go Fishing.” NEWS TO KNOW: Reduce Risk, Protect Your Health State Fish Art Contest: Deadline Extended! 31 more words
via Georgia Fishing Report: March 20, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Keep calm and Go Fish Georgia. Preferably standing at least a fishing pole distance away from each other. Need a recap of some of the “fishy” news to know for this week? 42 more words
via Georgia Fishing Report: March 13, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
St. Patricks Day Parade Route Savannah
For more information for all the festivities please visit savannahsaintpatricksday.com/parade-info
“I want to know….have you ever seen the rain….” Umm, yes. Yes, we have. BUT, we also know that rain falling now will make for some great fishing later, right? And, if you do go out – be sure to use caution on lakes and rivers as the waters are high and unpredictable. In the…
via Georgia Fishing Report: March 6, 2020 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
