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Angler Resources
Angler Awards Program and State Record Fish ProgramFind information on qualifying for a Georgia angler award and state record freshwater fishes. Bragging Board - Big Fish From Georgia WatersProud anglers often bring their catches by fisheries offices and hatcheries to show them off, have them weighed or get them identified. See what they have been bringing by our offices lately. They may not all be new state records but they are big! Fish Consumption GuidelinesThese guidelines are not intended to discourage people from eating fish, but anglers should use them as a guide for choosing which fish to eat from Georgia waters. Fish Diseases and Parasites ItemsLearn more about the fish diseases and parasites that may be encountered by anglers or people with sportfishing ponds and lakes. Fishing Facts and Sport Fish Restoration Program InformationFishing is the most popular wildlife-related activity in Georgia, enjoyed by people of all ages. Around 1.29 million resident anglers fish Georgia's diverse freshwater resources. These anglers also contribute to the Sport Fish Restoration Program. Freshwater Fishing PublicationsThere are many printed publications developed by WRD Fisheries staff available to you at no cost. Many other items prepared by various organizations and groups are also available.
Handling and Releasing a FishWith a little care and by following these simple guidelines, you can give released fish a better chance of survival. Fishing Tackle Loaner ProgramThe future of fishing relies on getting people to participate. The Fishing Tackle Loaner Program, available at many Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites, helps accomplish this goal. National Fishing and Boating WeekNational Fishing and Boating Week is celebrated annually to recognize the great family and friend time that can develop during time spent on the water. 
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