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Fishing

Lake Juliette Record Yellow Perch

Evans Prince set a new lake record at Juliette with a 1-lb., 3.36-oz. yellow perch that he caught on June 29, 2014.

Ohoopee River Record Chain Pickerel

Thomas Corbin caught a 2-lb., 2.72-oz. river-record chain pickerel on the Ohoopee River on May 29, 2014.

Lake Seminole On Fire For 5-Pounders

Whether you’re ready for a summer vacation, a long weekend or just a day that includes some great June bass fishing, Lake Seminole should be one of your preferred destinations. Especially if you want to catch a lot of quality largemouth bass. Seminole has been on fire lately. In tournaments this year, five-fish limits weighing…

Lanier’s Magnum Spotted Bass

Want to catch some magnum spots this month? Or maybe you prefer to catch lots of keeper-size spots, still with a chance of a big one. No matter which you prefer, head to Lanier right now. You can choose from a variety of patterns that can produce a huge spotted bass or great numbers of…

Ohoopee River Record Redbreast

Thomas Corbin caught a 11.68-oz. redbreast on the Ohoopee River on May 22, 2014 that set a benchmark river record for the Ohoopee.

Chattahoochee River Record Striped Bass

Robert Lee caught this 29-lb., 1-oz. record striped bass on the Chattahoochee on May 13, 2014.

Satilla River Record Bluegill

Max Martinkoski caught a 1-lb., 4.48-oz. river-record bluegill on the Satilla River on May 10, 2014.

A Day On Seminole With Wild-Man Ike

As an outdoor writer, I’ve spent a lot of time on the water with some really good tournament anglers. The guys I’ve fished with are usually at the top of their field in regional or state levels, but none of them fish for a living. When I saw that the B.A.S.S. Elite Series was coming…

Bartletts Ferry Record Shoal Bass

Henry Garner holds the current shoal bass record for Bartletts Ferry with a 6-lb., 1.6-oz. shoal bass that he caught on April 28, 2014.

Satilla River Redbreast Smackdown

Bass, stripers, redfish and rainbow trout steal the headlines in most print, but there is little that rivals the sheer fun of using ultralight tackle and catching panfish after panfish from a slow-flowing, blackwater, south Georgia river. After over a year of flooded rivers and very little fishing pressure, the overall fish populations in south…

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