Georgia Fishing Report: December 2, 2022
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...
Georgia Fishing Report: November 23, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Thankful. I am thankful for having family and friends – and even more thankful when they like to go fishing with me! Does your family get outdoors after the big...
Flyr’s Nemesis: What’s in a Name
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Flyr’s nemesis is a rare plant with a unique name shrouded in rumor.
Georgia Fishing Report: November 18, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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When you think of fishing, what image pops in your mind? Is it a peaceful, tranquil setting as seen here in this shot of Willow Lake at McDuffie Public Fishing...
Georgia Fishing Report: November 4, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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November lumbers on in and people start arguing about setting the clocks back for Daylight Savings Time and whether or not it is ok to decorate for Christmas yet…but we...
Georgia Fishing Report: October 28, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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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)...
Georgia Fishing Report: October 21, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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If you had to get your kids out of bed at 5:30 am on a Saturday morning…do you think they would be happy and excited about it? What do you...
Georgia Fishing Report: October 14, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Missing that warm weather fishing? You might need to hit the water this weekend to enjoy a few projected warmer afternoons. After that, looks like temps will take a dip...
Loggerhead Shrike: Butcher and Songbird
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Disguised as an ordinary songbird, this fascinating animal leaves its victims impaled along roadsides in order to survive.
Working the Night Shift
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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After dark during summer, DNR does the detective work to monitor bat populations, gathering data that can be used to help conserve them.