Ho, Ho, Ho…I mean Go, Go, Go Fishing! Chilly outside? Yep. Rainy outside? Yep. We know you still want to get out there and catch something. Let us help get you to where the fish are biting. Some quick notes: Clock is Ticking on your 2018 Bass Slam – will you get yours this year? There…
via Georgia Fishing Report: December 7, 2018 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Was November gone in a flash for you? I think I blinked and it was over! Looking for a fun, fishy thing to do if you are too cold to fish? 44 more words
via Georgia Fishing Report: November 30, 2018 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Thankful. What a great time of year to help us remember to be thankful. If your holiday weekend includes a little time on the water, do a little research on the area you will be fishing (through the Blog or our Fishing Forecasts), find new places to fish HERE and, as always, be sure to…
via Georgia Fishing Report: November 21, 2018 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Are you dry yet? That was a whole lotta rain this week! As you shake it off, and then bundle up, be sure to get out there and cast a line or two. We will provide you with the tips on where to go and what to seek in our fishing reports below, but first:…
via Georgia Fishing Report: November 16, 2018 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
No need to get scared as we feel those temperatures start dropping, there is still plenty of fishing opportunities coming your way! Delayed Harvest: Beginning Nov. 1, it is time to start hitting up delayed harvest trout streams! Hungry, Hungry Bass: Fall is when Bass put on the “feed bag” for winter. Look for these…
via Georgia Fishing Report: October 26, 2018 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Have no fear of the only mammal capable of sustained flights. Bats may go bump in the night, but they’re valuable residents of Georgia. Did you know? Georgia is home to 16 species of bats some of which are threatened or endangered Bats belong to the order Chiroptera which means “hand wing” Bat pups can…
via 4 Facts About Georgia’s Batty Creatures of the Night — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Finding somewhere to hunt can be one of the hardest parts of hunting. It’s also something that can prevent new hunters from participating. There’s good news though – there’s always room on one of Georgia’s 105 wildlife management areas (WMA) and all you need is valid hunting license to access them. Whether you’re new to…
via 5 Steps on Finding Land to Hunt in Georgia — Georgia Wildlife Blog
