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Which Forest Service Roads Should Stay Open?

Food plots on WMAs, access to a favorite camping spot, getting a hatchery truck full of trout to a stream—those are just some of what could be affected—or lost—as the Forest Service looks to downsize its road system. Every national forest in the United States must complete a Travel Analysis Process (TAP) by 2015. The…

High Falls Lake Record Black Crappie

 

Peachtree City Teens Represent The Southeast Region In FLW Nationals

Two 18-year-old tournament anglers from Peachtree City can arguably call themselves two of the top-10 high school bass anglers in the nation. When McIntosh High School seniors Dalton Anderson and Dawson Lenz started a school bass club their sophomore year, there’s no way they could have known it would take them this far. On April…

Busch’s Country Goes Huntin’ Partners With Toadlick Music Festival

What do you get when you cross a toad and a turkey? You get the coolest country concert series and the longest tradition for a non-stop, three-day outdoor extravaganza. It’s time again for the Busch’s Country Goes Huntin’ (BCGH) event, where country artists are paired with hunting-industry personalities to hunt turkeys and do a little guitar…

Plant Food Plots Now

Trying to improve the quality of your deer and your hunting experiences? Food plots planted in the fall that feature a tower stand in the corner are common on many hunting properties these days, but if you really want to help your deer, you should look to provide nutrition in the summer. A food plot…

Marietta Bassmasters Improving Fishery on Lake Allatoona

Marietta Bassmasters hosted a conservation project at Victoria Landing on Lake Allatoona on Jan. 7. The project was organized in conjunction with fisheries biologists with WRD. Several years ago WRD had several concrete anchor points poured into the lake bed in locations along the shoreline in places that were lacking natural cover. The idea was…

West Point Fishing Report March 2012

West Point: Level: 3.1 feet below full pool. Temp: 58 degrees. Clarity: Stained. Bass: Good. Chris Bell reports, “Fishing has been sporadic with the up-and-down temperatures over the recent week. Fish are still holding to their prespawn areas, but the bite can be on one day and off the next. For bigger fish, use small…

Lake Weiss Fishing Report March 2012

Weiss: Level: 3.1 feet below full pool. Temp: 51-55 degrees. Clarity: Stained. Bass: Very good. Guide Warren Barnes reports, “The bass are very active all over the lake. Crankbaits like the new Jackall ASKA and Bling are producing very well in the creeks, and both largemouths and spots are in prespawn mode. If there is…

Lake Sinclair Fishing Report March 2012

Sinclair: Level: Full pool. Temp: 52-58 degrees. Clarity: Muddy up the rivers, stained in the mid-lake and clear near the dam. Bass: Aaron Batson reports, “This month all fish will be shallow or moving quickly that way. Look for them to get on wood and grass. Seawalls and docks will produce well. Target these fish…

Lake Seminole Fishing Report March 2012

Seminole: Level: 0.4 feet below full pool. Temp: 62 degrees. Clarity: Slight stain. Bass: Good. Matt Baty reports, “The bass have moved up heavily on the beds now, and there are also a lot of nice fish cruising around bedding areas in the shallows. One good technique to use right now is to keep your trolling…

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