
When did you get your first fishing license? Did you know that you were doing more when you bought that license than just avoiding an awkward run-in with the game warden? 26 more words
Georgia Fishing Report: June 25, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

When did you get your first fishing license? Did you know that you were doing more when you bought that license than just avoiding an awkward run-in with the game warden? 26 more words
Georgia Fishing Report: June 25, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

We are being told to expect good amounts of rain in the coming days. If you are planning a fishing trip, be sure to take note of weather conditions before you head out – especially if rains become heavy and create high water or flooding conditions. Be safe! NEWS TO KNOW Need Quick Tips? Check…
Georgia Fishing Report: June 18, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

Tomorrow is the beginning of National Fishing and Boating Week (June 5-13). What is the purpose of such a week? Glad you asked. Boating and fishing are great activities that provide benefits like connecting with family members, providing an opportunity for stress relief, and actively supporting conservation efforts with the purchase of a fishing license, equipment…
Georgia Fishing Report: June 4, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

Beaufort South Carolina Today in the US, we celebrate Memorial Day, a day set aside to honor those who lost their lives while serving in the military. 151 more words
Blue Star Memorial-Beaufort National Cemetery — The59Club

We are rapidly approaching a holiday weekend. If you have plans to head to the water, be sure to check out these reminders about boating safety from the Georgia DNR Law Enforcement Division. 23 more words
Georgia Fishing Report: May 28, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

(SAVANNAH, GA) Guyton resident Michael E. Holton, Jr. has been selected as one of ten storytellers from across Georgia to present in Treasure Maps: The Georgia Storytelling Roadshow 2021, a series of drive-in performances held in six target cities across Georgia.
Guyton Resident Michael E. Holton, Jr. Selected for Statewide Storytelling Film Project — MY SAVANNAH™

I know that I often take for granted the bounty of natural gifts we have living here in Georgia. The incredible variation in terrain and waterways found in our State provides us with such amazing opportunities to get outside and enjoy everything that nature has to offer, including (of course), fishing. What is your favorite…
Georgia Fishing Report: May 21, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

What is your favorite species of fish to target? Do you prefer chasing trout in cold water mountain streams, pulling up catfish out of a favorite pond, or tricking a largemouth bass to taking your favorite lure? NEWS TO KNOW: Sign Up For a Workshop: What better workshop to take than a fishing workshop? Get…
Georgia Fishing Report: May 14, 2021 — Georgia Wildlife Blog

Historic Ebenezer Creek Crossing -1864 Standing on the edge of the Ebenezer Creek hypnotized by the cypress gum swamp one can only imagine the challenge to cross through the undercurrent of the black water. 131 more words
March To The Sea Tragic Event — The59Club

Historic Jerusalem Church Cemetery-Effingham County Georgia Brick Pillars and wrought iron gates “The first recorded burials in the New Ebenezer Cemetery were in 1736. There was a custom the Salzburgers brought over from the old country that stipulated that the only person to be buried in a coffin would be a mother that died in…
Recorded Burials Since 1736 — The59Club