Georgia Fishing Report: September 16, 2022
ONE week from tomorrow is a day worthy of a celebration. Each day, millions of Americans work to conserve and improve our natural resources—they are America’s hunters and anglers. That’s...
Georgia Fishing Report: September 9, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Did you feel that “hint” of coolness in the air this morning? Could it be that the sweltering heat of summer is fading into fall? Maybe! That little bit of...
Georgia Fishing Report: September 2, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Have you got Labor Day holiday weekend plans? Do we even have to ask if those plans include fishing? Of course they do – and we have the fresh fishing...
Sparrowhawks Make a Comeback
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Just outside the small town of Butler, the southeastern subspecies of American kestrel has staved off extirpation. For now.
Georgia Fishing Report: August 26, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Is everyone back into the school year swing of things? Hopefully, that hasn’t kept you from swinging a few fishing poles. If your kid gets overwhelmed by classwork and assignments,...
Eastern Fence Lizard: Fast, Flashy, Savvy
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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The eastern fence lizard is one of the more unique reptiles in Georgia. Fast, flashy and full of a charm, these small reptiles are an integral part of the state’s...
Georgia Fishing Report: August 19, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Who taught you to fish? Do you still fish with him or her? Marshall Stamps, who has earned a Georgia Bass Slam two years in a row, had the honor...
Animal Architects IV: Farming Nature
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Our final installment of the Animal Architects series profiles species that actually "farm" other organisms.
Georgia Fishing Report: August 12, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Are you tougher than a bowfin? Bowfin don’t care that it’s hot. In fact, they usually bite the best when it is uncomfortably hot for humans. Might be time to...
Georgia Fishing Report: August 5, 2022
by Georgia DNR, Wildlife Resources Division
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Are you up for a challenge? How about if I say it involves fishing and potentially traveling to a few different streams/rivers in pursuit of a fishy foe? Then you...