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Fishery Management Legislation Hearing

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Please try to be at the meeting in Richmond Hill, GA on January 18, 2012. It will be at the Wetlands Center in Gregory Park at 6:00p.m.

Attached is the press release of the DNR/CRD. We hope to have a number of local interested fishermen in attendance.

P.S. Attachments are not allowed so go to gadnr.org or
doug.haymans@gadnr.org for more information.
I hope that a reporter from the Bryan County News will be there to report on the pending legislation and the reaction of the fishermen. There may be a big turnout!!!

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