by Michael Grimm | Feb 4, 2023 | Lake Environment, News
Excerpt: When you read this, your volunteer leadership team has already held three committee meetings and our first Executive Committee meeting of the new year was on January 25th. So, what’s on tap for the first part of this year? Glad you asked. We are...
by Michael Grimm | Feb 1, 2023 | News
Excerpt: Tuesday morning, Jan. 17, 185 members of The Lake Gaston Ladies Club joined together for their monthly luncheon meeting at the Family Life Center at Pleasant Hill Christian Church in Gasburg, Va. Vice President Valerie Ruch opened the meeting and welcomed new...
by Michael Grimm | Jul 14, 2022 | News
Crappie are holding in brush piles in 12-18 feet of water and taking live minnows and tiny jigs. Largemouth bass are holding in 12-20 feet of water and may be taken on plastic worms and deep diving crankbaits. Red seem to be the most productive color in the clear...
by Michael Grimm | Apr 22, 2022 | Business, Events & Activities, News
Merchant Assistance Program “Lets Grow Your Business” What is it? This is a Free, Grant Funded, Business Training For Brunswick County Area Business Owners & Entrepreneurs How does it work? This Free 5 Week Cohort Will Walk You Through: Week 1: How to Setup &...
by Michael Grimm | Jan 31, 2021 | News
Notice *** Fishing Reports Will continue, but this week will be the last Fishing Report from Charlie Taylor. *** From Charlie:I wrote the first Fishing Report in 1984 and have posted it either in The Times Community Newspapers or online every week since. In the 36...
by Michael Grimm | Jan 7, 2021 | News
By Steven Vonbrandt “Lake Gaston is known for a good top water bite” Excerpt: If you like to fish structure, then the main lake points at creek mouths like Pretty Creek are good. Another good spot that has bass on humps and drop offs is Hub quarter and...
