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Lake Seminole and the Flint River Field Report: Canvasback Diving Ducks, Shoal Bass, and a Southwest Georgia Crossroads
Where the Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers meet at the Georgia-Florida-Alabama line, Lake Seminole grows one of the East's most reliable canvasback fisheries while the free-flowing Flint above it holds native shoal bass found nowhere else on earth. A look at the ecology, the operators, and the timing behind southwest Georgia's most underrated crossroads.
13 min read
Santee Cooper Field Report: Lakes Marion and Moultrie, the Original Striper Reservoir, and a Duck-and-Bass Powerhouse
Santee Cooper is where landlocked striped bass fishing began by accident, not design. This field report covers the 1941 impoundment history, the 170,000-acre Marion-Moultrie system, and how bass, catfish, and waterfowl now share the same water.
11 min read
Alabama Outdoors: A Deep Dive on Ecology, Sporting Operations, and the Road into 2027 and Beyond
From the southern Appalachians to the Gulf: one of the best deer and turkey states in America, the red snapper capital, the richest state for freshwater biodiversity, the Tennessee Valley bass lakes, and the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. A deep dive on Alabama's ecology, operations, and the road into 2027.
16 min read
What the TVA Means for the Southeast's Fishing Operators and Outdoor Industry
The Tennessee Valley Authority's dams, reservoirs, and tailwaters created some of the best public fishing water in America -- from Guntersville and Chickamauga to the Clinch tailwater and the mountain lakes of North Carolina. A deep dive on what TVA means for the Southeastern outdoor industry.
28 min read
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