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Three new wild license plate designs are available in local tag offices, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division announced Thursday. And thanks to a new license plate process, the new, rich-colored images cover the entire plate - making an even bolder statement for supporting wildlife conservation. Georgians have cast their votes for the next generation of wildlife plates and the winning designs include the soaring bald eagle; the bobwhite quail, deer and wild turkey and the brook trout rising to a fly. All three plates help support important conservation work being done by the Wildlife Resources Division. Wildlife...
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Three new wild license plate designs are available in local tag offices, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division announced Thursday. And thanks to a new license plate process, the new, rich-colored images cover the entire plate - making an even bolder statement for supporting wildlife conservation. Georgians have cast their votes for the next generation of wildlife plates and the winning designs include the soaring bald eagle; the bobwhite quail, deer and wild turkey and the brook trout rising to a fly. All three plates help support important conservation work being done by the Wildlife Resources Division. Wildlife...
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Georgia Fishing News
- Mass Frog Emergence in Georgias Lee County
- A Lee County swamp recently produced what could be mistaken as a sampling of the second plague.Chief County Marshall Jim Wright was checking the site near Leesburg last m... - Georgias Evans Public Fishing Area To Reopen June 1
- The Evans County Public Fishing Area will re-open on June 1, 2013, after completion of a year's long project."All of the needed work at Bidd Sands Lake, the 84-acre impou... - Win a Georgia Lifetime License
- Georgians have a chance to win the right to hunt and fish for FREE for LIFE by entering a new contest sponsored by the Georgia Natural Resources Foundation. An adult lice... - Georgia DNR Encourages Boating Safety During National Safe Boating Week
- The week of May 18-24 is recognized as National Safe Boating Week, and conservation rangers with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Law Enforcement Division enc... - Georgia Closes Oyster Harvest in State Waters
- Brunswick, Ga. Commissioner Mark Williams has announced that Georgia's territorial waters will close to commercial and recreational oyster harvest effective 6:00 a.m., Sa...
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Georgia Fishing Regs & Licenses
Resident
Annual Fishing (16+) - $9.00
Trout - $5.00
Seniors (65+) - Free
Nonresident
Annual Fishing (16+) - $24.00
1-Day Fishing (16+) - $3.50
Trout - $13.00
License Requirements:
Anglers age 16 and older must have a current Georgia fishing license in their possession while fishing in fresh or salt water in Georgia.
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Annual Fishing (16+) - $9.00
Trout - $5.00
Seniors (65+) - Free
Nonresident
Annual Fishing (16+) - $24.00
1-Day Fishing (16+) - $3.50
Trout - $13.00
License Requirements:
Anglers age 16 and older must have a current Georgia fishing license in their possession while fishing in fresh or salt water in Georgia.
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