There’s something magical about stumbling upon a place that feels like it exists in its own peaceful bubble, untouched by the ...

The off-season on the lake provides serious anglers with peaceful fishing experiences without competing with recreational ...

Like most of us in Oklahoma, I was casually wasting a little time in between waking up and heading out to work this morning, catching up on my social media. I don't do much social mediaing these days, ...

The minimum size requirement is eight feet long in Lake Eufaula management area ... can be no larger than six feet. The Alabama DCNR has a full page on Alligator hunting including more on specific ...

Fisherman Dave Harrell of Edmond must have had a good fight on his hands Monday as he hauled in an alligator snapping ... yesterday in Mill Creek at Eufaula lake. Dave Harrell of Edmond caught ...

Alabama has about 70,000 gators, and hunting for them is tightly regulated as a result. Hunting is a nighttime only affair (except on Lake Eufaula) restricted to residents; permits are draw-only ...

Alligators harvested in the Lake Eufaula zones must be a minimum of eight feet long. More information about Alabama’s 2024 alligator hunting, including season dates, can be found here.

They caught the alligator in Lake Eufaula. The lake is on the border of Georgia and Alabama. Due to the location in the lake and the fact that they had a Georgia tag, their catch counts as a Georgia ...

Mandy Stokes, of Thomaston, Alabama, is credited for ... George Lake (AKA Lake Eufaula). It was Derrick’s second time hunting alligator with Lethal Guide Service and Shelby’s first time ...

Lake Eufaula in Alabama is renowned for its excellent bass fishing and frequent alligator sightings.

All applicants for this permit must hold a valid “all game” or “small game” hunting license in the state of Alabama ... This area excludes Lake Eufaula, which is its own management ...

Alligators are very common in the south and thrive in the wetlands. However, they have been known to spread out and make their home away from swamps. Alabama’s Lake Eufaula, also known as Walter F.