Dispose of cuttings and debris promptly. Make sure you obtain a burning permit if you need to carry out debris burning on your property. Also, observe local weather conditions and halt burning when windy conditions exist. For more information about wildfire hazards around your home or neighborhood, contact your local Georgia Forestry Commission Office. At the end of yet another discouraging and fruitless day, Joe decided to relax for a while.
Fishing is such a wide-range sport.
You can take a cane pole and a worm and go to the creek or a favorite pond and have a great time, or if you want to do more you can go deep sea fishing. And there is a wide range between, so really it's up to you. The same is true with boats. You can find one to suit your needs, from the small boats and motors, to the large sea-worthy vessels. The Wildlife Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is making it easy for someone who has never fished before by offering two free fishing days, June 5 and June 9.