Area Sports
Recreational Bluefish Fishery Closed in March and April
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced it will close the recreational Bluefish (Pomatomus saltatrix) fishery in March and April of 2021. The fishery was also closed during that same time period in 2020 as state fishery managers seek to find a suitable solution to meet an interstate fishery-management agency mandate to reduce…
Read MoreCheck Out the Latest Trout Stocking Report!
The Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division (Fisheries Management Section) and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service stock streams with trout for anglers to enjoy. The number of trout stocked and the stocking frequency depend on a stream’s fishing pressure, accessibility, and water conditions. View our weekly stocking report to see the most current stocking list! Weekly Trout…
Read MoreCheck Out the Latest Trout Stocking Report!
GEORGIA – The Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division (Fisheries Management Section) and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service stock streams with trout for anglers to enjoy. The number of trout stocked and the stocking frequency depend on a stream’s fishing pressure, accessibility, and water conditions. View our weekly stocking report to see the most current stocking list! …
Read MoreCheck Out the Latest Trout Stocking Report!
The Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division (Fisheries Management Section) and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service stock streams with trout for anglers to enjoy. The number of trout stocked and the stocking frequency depend on a stream’s fishing pressure, accessibility, and water conditions. View our weekly stocking report to see the most current stocking list! Note: If…
Read MoreNRDA Trustee Annual Public Meeting July 16 On-line
Register to Join the Trustees for their Annual Public Meeting via Webinar on July 16 about the Gulf Water Restoration Their website is maintained by NOAA on behalf of the Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment Trustees The Trustee Council will hold the fifth annual public meeting via webinar this year due to current nationwide health concerns. The…
Read MoreONE-Mile Upstream Paddle Invitation: Naylor Boat Ramp Out and Back, Alapaha River 2020-06-13
By WWALS, Watershed Alliance LANIER/LOWNDES COUNTY, GEORGIA – Join WWALS for a one-mile paddle upstream and back from the newest boat ramp on the Alapaha River. There’s plenty of room to stay six feet apart on the ground and ten feet apart on the water. When: Gather 9:30 AM, launch 10 AM, Saturday, June 13, 2020…
Read MoreUPDATE: Presentation adds speaker on sustainable roadways
By DNR BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA – The virtual presentation on energy policy and sustainability slated for noon Friday, June 5, 2020, has added Allie Kelly, the director of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation’s “The Ray” project, which seeks to create the most sustainable stretch of highway in America. She will be online from the solar array at Exit…
Read MoreNational Boating and Fishing Week: June 6–14, 2020
By Carol A. Gasser Moore LANIER COUNTY, GEORGIA – Need a motive to go boating and fishing in Lanier County, Georgia? Particularly during this time of national health stress, boating and fishing offer a great way to connect with family and friends. It’s a great type of stress relief! Fishing in particular offers a boundless…
Read MoreFish Were Biting at Banks Lake on Sunday, May 3rd!
By Carol A. Gasser Moore LAKELAND, GEORGIA – The Southern Bass Busters fishing tournament was held on Saturday at Banks Lake National Wildlife Refuge. The first were definitely biting! Get the details on the fishing tournament in Thursday’s, May 7th e-edition of the Lanier County News!
Read MoreCoronavirus: Lions nap on road during South African lockdown
The LCN Editor thought this international news report from the BBC was worth posting locally for its human interest and connection to wildlife! While not exactly a “sport” I’m including it an area where outdoor sports and, therefore, outdoor lovers abound! BBC | Sooner or later animals were going to notice that the humans had disappeared…
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