The 1st Georgia Bass Slam of 2018 has been hit! You may not be the first of 2018, but the good news is you’ve still got plenty of time. This week we’ll...
We’re already 107 days into 2018 which means there’s only 258 days remaining to knock out your Georgia bass slam. Georgia DNR has started to get in a few submissions...
Hopefully by now you’re 2 bass into your Georgia bass slam. If not, the good news is spring weather should start pushing through winter’s last gasp. This week, we’ll take...
North Georgia (Info provided by Fisheries biologist Jeff Durniak and region Fisheries staff) The slow transition to fall continues. Headwater streams have cooled off quite a bit, so wild trout...
By: Bert Deener, GA DNR Fisheries Biologist (Deener’s reports can also be found in the Waycross Journal Herald on Thursdays) I’ve been amazed at how few people are fishing. It seems that...
By: Bert Deener, GA DNR Fisheries Biologist (Deener’s reports can also be found in the Waycross Journal Herald on Thursdays) Saltwater fishing produced the best reports again this week, and that will...
Info Provided by: Jeff Durniak, GA DNR North Georgia Region Fisheries Supervisor and North Georgia Region Fisheries staff Enjoy the Labor Day weekend on a north Georgia lake or stream...
By: Bert Deener, GA DNR Fisheries Biologist (Deener’s reports can also be found in the Waycross Journal Herald on Thursdays) The Altamaha River and saltwater produced the best reports this week. New...
By: Bert Deener, GA DNR Fisheries Biologist (Deener’s reports can also be found in the Waycross Journal Herald on Thursdays) The Altamaha River is the river to fish. Check out the Wayne...
By: Bert Deener, GA DNR Fisheries Biologist (Deener’s reports can also be found in the Waycross Journal Herald on Thursdays) The Altamaha River is the place to be for bluegills and redbreasts....