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Fishing Tournaments

2009 Eliminator Round 1 In The Books

Very few zeros, plenty of limits and five bass over 5 pounds highlighted the first round of GON’s Skeeter Eliminator Series tournament at Lake Sinclair this morning. The Boater and Non-boater fields have been cut in half, and those anglers are back on the water for Round 2, another four-hour, heads-up battle that will decide…

Country Goes Huntin’ Concert Coming April 9

The dogwoods are starting to bloom, and the turkeys are starting to gobble! This can only mean one thing… some of Nashville’s top artists and the country’s biggest personalities in the outdoor world are packing their hunting gear, fueling up their tour buses, putting new tapes in their filming cameras and heading to the area…

McIntosh County’s Inshore Saltwater Hotspots

Reading an article about saltwater fishing in Georgia generally means learning about catches either offshore, or around the Brunswick or Savannah areas. That’s not a bad thing, but there are a lot more places to fish along the coast than just those two or three locations. Five counties have a significant piece of the coast…

Three Deadly Lures To Catch Walleye By Moonlight

There is just something special about fishing for walleye on a moon-lit night at Blue Ridge Lake. Ever since I was a child I remember casting a doll fly across the rip-rap rocks at the dam. The moon would rise to my back, and the water would glisten with every ripple of wind. I would cast…

The Myth About Hunting Gobbling Turkeys

The early morning gobbling activity was over, and I hadn’t heard a turkey in hours, however, my confidence rose as I alternated between light calling and scanning the field for birds. As I watched my decoys, four mature gobblers silently raced each other to my setup. Shifting my gun, I placed the red dot on…

Treutlen Gobbler Breaks 7-Year-Old State Record

Last year, on April 5, Sean Bennett of Statesboro killed a freakish, eight- bearded, Treutlen County gobbler that broke a 7-year-old state record. The funny thing is, the bird was not particularly old or large, it just had a whole lot of beard. A score of 152.25 was good enough to beat out the old…

Trolling Hugh Gillis PFA Crappie In March

When Tony Allen told me the night before our early February trip that he had some new “goodies” to try out the next day, I knew I was in for a treat. As owner of A&R Jigs and More, a crap- pie-specialty business in Danville, he has access to some of the top crappie tackle…

Points And Pockets For Lake Jackson Prespawn Bass

For many years Lake Jackson was known for its big bass. Then spotted bass got into the lake, and it seemed the big lunker largemouths got very rare, but you could catch a pile of keeper- sized spots. Stringers with several 6-to 8-lb. bass are not seen like they were years ago, but 20-lb. tournament…

Two Bucks With Antlers Locked Found Drowned In Farm Pond

GON subscriber Robert Williams sent in these photos of two bucks that were found in a Lincoln County farm pond. “They must have gotten into the water during the fight and were unable to get out before drowning,”Robert said. Robert’s daughter, Edie Williams, and friend Tamara Williford were riding horses on the Williford family’s Lincoln…

Chattooga River Trout On The Spring Hatch

After several months of swimming the wintry waters of the Chattooga River delayed harvest (DH), the resident rainbow, brown and brook trout must be elated to see the increasing number of insects the month of March brings. And as anglers, we’re happy that they’re happy. Born as a trickle in North Carolina and flowing south…

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