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Spring 2026 Edition

Big Game

A Major Trophy On The Last Day By Ben Baker

Turkey

A Camouflage Calamity By Duncan Dobie

Small Game

A Historic Squirrel Hunt By Jimmy Jacobs

Upland Birds

Preparing For DIY Quail Hunting By Polly Dean

Bringing Back The Bobwhite By John Trussell

Freshwater Fishing

Springtime Coosa River White Bass By Ron Brooks

Exploring Allatoona Wildlife Management Area By Steve Hudson

Highs And Lows Of Fishing By Capt. Cefus McRae

The Georgia Bass Slam By Jeff Samsel

Hal Barber & The Hal Fly By John Trussell

Saltwater

Time And Tide At Tybee Island By Steve Hudson

Gear

Planting For Quail By Jimmy Jacobs

PEACH STATE FACT FOR THE WEEK

A Month For The Record Book

Rock Bass photo by Jimmy Jacobs.

April traditionally has been a good time to find a state-record freshwater fish on the end of your line. In all, seven different such records have been set in past years during this month.

The most recent of those was for Rock Bass. On April 6, 2024, while fishing in South Chickamauga Creek in the northwest of the Peach State, Jeffery Forester set the record for that species. His fish tipped the scales at exactly one pound.

For a complete list of our state's record freshwater fish, click here.

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