Outdoors/Recreation Section
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DNR accepting comments on proposed shark fishing rules BRUNSWICK — The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is accepting written public comments on a proposal to amend a rule of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ saltwater fishing regulations. |
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Georgia trails, parks offer great cycling opportunities ATLANTA — As winter drags on and those New Year’s resolutions start to fall by the wayside, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources makes it a little easier to stick with your commitment to spend more time outdoors. |
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Annual bird count begins Feb. 12 Bird watchers coast to coast are invited to take part in the 13th annual Great Backyard Bird Count on Feb. 12-15. Participants in the free event will join thousands of volunteers counting birds in their own backyards, local parks or wildlife refuges. |
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Cut strokes off your game One way to cut a few slices off your golf game is to get fit and maintain it with exercise. "There is a direct relationship between golf and your overall physical well being," Dr. Jacques Beauchamp, cofounder of Spine and Sport Prevention, told members of the Hinesville Rotary Club Tuesday. The physical therapy clinic, headquartered in Effingham County, has branches throughout the area, including one in Hinesville, which is building a three-story building in ... |
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Use artificial bait during cold weather Hello everybody, Tight Line Jr. here. Not much been going on lately with the cold weather and cold water. Ol’ Tight Line and I think things should start to pick up around the end of the month. But here is a tip for ya’ll: Artificial bait works well this time of year. Pick your choice as long as they can smell it. |
