Imagine a clear sunny day out on a boat on a smooth lake.
You cast your line and wait for that bite. In no time, you’ve hooked a big one and are celebrating your catch.
This is the kind of vision Gov. Sonny Perdue has for Georgia. In his state-of-the-address on Wednesday, Perdue said he wants Georgia to become “a fisherman’s paradise.”
The $19 million “Go Fish Georgia” initiative seeks to establish Georgia as a national fishing destination through a three-tiered approach: Improving the quality of fishing in Georgia waters, improving access to water bodies for fishing in Georgia and increasing participation through active promotion and marketing of Georgia’s exceptional fishing resources, a Department of Natural Resources releases states.
For full story, please see the Jan. 13, 2007 edition of The Union-Recorder.
Outdoors
January 15, 2007
Georgia: A national fishing destination
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This angler knows how to catch crappie at night
A few years ago, I went to a gospel singing and the man singing the real-real-real low bass part in the group that night was a fellow named Jesse Wall. Now Jesse has some real connections to the gospel music industry. J. D. Sumner, who performed with Elvis, appeared on the Gaither videos and was part of many Southern Gospel groups over the years was a good friend to Jesse.
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What fishing line to choose
The sheer number of fishing lines available today can intimidate even the wisest of anglers. Every fishing line manufacturer taunts their line as having the best qualities and therefore being the best line overall.
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Backlashers hold banquet
The Baldwin Backlashers Bass Club recently held its awards banquet.
- Find fishing success All of us are not destined to become the next Roland Martin or Bill Dance but we can become successful anglers.
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Georgia: A national fishing destination
Imagine a clear sunny day out on a boat on a smooth lake.
- Spectacular night launch for Discovery Did you see a slow-moving bright meteor in the southern sky last Saturday night? If so, you may have caught the spectacular night launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery, en route to the International Space Station. You read correctly: if the weather conditions are just right, night launches are visible from Mill-edge-ville!
- Angling club holds 2006 awards banquet The Public Safety Bass Club held their annual awards banquet last week to recognize angling accomplishments by club members during the 2006 tournament season. The Public Safety Bass Club gets involved in many community activities so they are about more than just fishing.
- Deer rut drawing near Webster’s dictionary defines rut as the periodic sexual excitement, or heat, of certain mammals (including deer), applying especially to males during a period of time that occurs usually once a year.
- The future of hunting Hunting is constantly under attack from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and other organizations that do not think animals should be harvested for food and sport. I believe the good Lord intended for man to have dominion over all the animals, and that dominion includes the sport of hunting or harvesting.
- Ole-Timers tourney a success The weather was windy and cool, but that did not stop 50 two-man teams from participating in the second annual Ole-Timers Reunion Bass Tournament hosted by Little River Park on Oct. 7.
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This angler knows how to catch crappie at night
A few years ago, I went to a gospel singing and the man singing the real-real-real low bass part in the group that night was a fellow named Jesse Wall. Now Jesse has some real connections to the gospel music industry. J. D. Sumner, who performed with Elvis, appeared on the Gaither videos and was part of many Southern Gospel groups over the years was a good friend to Jesse.



