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Partial to Home: Benevolence at the water’s edge Birney Imes We had been on the road for about an hour. Ross, with our two kayaks strapped to the top of his Volkswagen, was following me down a narrow, unpopulated country road northeast of Aliceville, Alabama. Most of this country appears to have been logged or is in the process of being logged. Plastic signs warning of “logging trucks entering road” are posted along the roadway. We had just passed through a sparse scattering of houses that bills itself as Benevola, though there is little to suggest much of a community. There must be a story though; benevola means benevolent in Italian. ....
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Friday fishing report for Alabama Updated Mar 12, 2021; From Weiss Lake, Mark Collins reports bass fishing has turned on in the past week, with lots of fish moving to the shallows in pre-spawn mode and ready to bite. Shallow-running crankbaits and spinnerbaits are the best bet, he said. For crappies, in which he specializes, best action is at 7 to 10 feet long-line trolling Jiffy Jigs. Water temperature is in the low 50′s but rising quickly in the shallows, and water level is about 2 feet below full pool; www.markcollinsguideservice.com. At Lake Guntersville, Captain Mike Gerry says the spring move to the shallows is on, but has been spotty, and anglers have to be in the right place at the right time to find the big bites. The last several days of warm weather no doubt moved a lot of fish up to sun on the flats and around rocky shorelines, anywhere the water is warmer. Gerry says he is depending mostly on reaction baits, including SPRO Little John 60′s, SPRO Aruku ....
WINSTON COUNTY â One of the last two private pieces of land within the Sipsey Wilderness of Bankhead National Forest is now officially protected, the USDA Forest Service and The Conservation Fund announced today. Previously threatened by development, this 40-acre property will now be part of the beloved Sipsey Wilderness thanks to funding from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). One of northern Alabamaâs most treasured natural places, the Sipsey Wilderness within the Bankhead National Forest supports some of the stateâs most diverse ecology and wildlife species. The newly protected 40-acre tract sits in the heart of the Sipsey Wilderness where itâs surrounded on all four sides by national forest like a puzzle piece. Within the property, visitors will find large cliffs dramatically rising over the Sipsey River, including a large section of rock wall known as Shiprock, as well as a narrow ridge called the Devilâs Backbone and a small nat ....
Alabama Friday fishing report Longer days, warmer afternoons and an end to freezing nights means the largemouth bass spawn is rapidly approaching across all of Alabama, and probably already underway in lakes in the southern counties. Largemouths typically spawn on firm bottom around stumps, blowdowns, docks, seawalls and scattered weeds any sort of cover where the baby fish can find at least some cover from the panfish that will move in and try to eat them when they’re a few days old. McDonald’s Big Bass Splash will be on Lake Guntersville in Scottsboro, AL on March 26, 27 and 28th at Goose Pond Colony. In person registration will be held on Thursday, March 25th from 12 pm - 8 pm. The tournament awards prizes for the biggest fish caught in each hour, so it allows novice anglers to have a shot at big prizes if they get lucky. The company says there’s a total of $260,000 in cash and prizes, including a Nitro Z20 bass boat with Mercury outboard, Minn Kota troller, L ....