Great job guys – looks like fun was had by all! Ahmad, Preston, Joey, Jaden, and Dierks all caught bass, as well.

Lucy got to go on her first fishing trip and caught her first fish on Saturday. At camp, several of the youth caught bass from the camp pond. Photos Below come from a trip to Camp Rockridge in Franklin, GA with the Second Baptist Waycross youth group. To monitor all the Georgia river levels, visit the USGS website HERE. The best bites over the past week have been flounder and trout on our coast, panfish and bass in ponds, and bowfin and warmouth in the Okefenokee Swamp, and those are the bites worth focusing on this week. I hope that each of you had a wonderful Independence Day and weekend! Instead of detailing all the bites this week, I will run some photos from a recent youth camp. (Fishing report courtesy of Bert Deener, fisheries biologist with Georgia DNR Wildlife Resources Division, with help from Region Staff and Local Experts) Get out there and Go Fish Georgia! SOUTHEAST GEORGIA Here is the news you want, those fishing reports! This week we have repo rts from Southeast, Central and North Georgia. We have NEW categories for youth, PFAs, and trophy Bass! Find out more with a new video HERE and HERE. Get rewarded with an Angler Award: If you catch a fish that meets or beats a specific weight, you may be eligible for an Angler Award.Get Your 2019 Bass Slam! Only 6 anglers have gotten their Slam, how far are you on getting yours? More info HERE.Need extra incentive to get out on the water? intact, allowing you to grab your fishing pole and get outdoors.

Hope your Independence Day fireworks celebration left you with all fingers, etc.

Shout it out doug adams