Today, April 22, is Earth Day, a time set aside to celebrate the Earth, learn about the environment, and promote conservation. As anglers, you have a head start as good Earth Day citizens. 23 more words
Georgia Fishing Report: April 22, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Before Sonny Seiler’s white English Bulldogs, known as the Ugas, came to prominence as the most recognizable collegiate mascots in the nation in 1956, there was Mr. Angel. Mr. Angel was the first English bulldog to serve as the mascot for the University of Georgia. The brindle-and-white bulldog was owned by Dr. Warren A. Coleman […]
Mr. Angel Monument, 2008, Eastman – The First Georgia Bulldog Mascot — Vanishing Georgia: Photographs by Brian Brown
The state of Georgia abounds with an amazing variety of reservoirs and rivers that we are fortunate to fish. However, the introduction of an aquatic invasive species into our waters can affect your fishing, your boating, and even your wallet. You can help prevent invasive species from entering our waters by draining the water from…
Georgia Fishing Report: March 18, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
What better way to get you excited about fishing than to tell you about a NEW State Record Fish! Timmy Woods of Kite, Ga reeled in an 2 lb, 10 oz hickory shad from the Ogeechee River on February 20. This same river produced the last state record hickory shad just over a year ago.…
Georgia Fishing Report: March 4, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
***** Tri-colored King Cake with a tiny baby figure hidden inside. King Cake is a colorful Mardi Gras dessert that has special meaning and an added surprise. This cake has its origins in France and Spain. It is shaped like a crown and is part of the Mardi Gras – Fat Tuesday, March 1st, 2022 […]
King Cake, a Sweet Dessert for Mardi Gras — Our Magical Disney Moments
Lake, walking trail, picnic area, tennis courts, and restrooms. Located at 216 Courthouse Road
For your fishing trips, how do you prepare? Do you comb through your tackle box and organize it, maybe make a list of things that need replacing and restock. Reline your poles. Review things like this report, the Georgia Fishing Forecasts and favorite publications before making a decision on where to fish that day. Or,…
Georgia Fishing Report: February 25, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
Springfield Georgia
The sign in the window is prominently displayed today. Anxious folks wait in line for their turn, despite what their medical practitioner recommends. It’s worth exchanging a few germs for a lip-smacking smooch. 18 more words
Pucker Up — The59Club
Little Ogeechee Baptist Church-Civil War Heritage Trail Oliver Georgia The oldest congregation in Screven County Georgia 49 more words
As Seen By Soldiers In 1864 — The59Club
Checking weather reports to see if I can make at least one day this weekend a fishing day. Looks like I may want to get on out there as it appears some rain is coming next week. 19 more words
Georgia Fishing Report: February 18, 2022 — Georgia Wildlife Blog
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