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Quail Corners
When Jackie McCaskill was a youngster growing up in Camden, his dad would come home from bird hunting and leave the quail he and his buddy had shot for Jackie to clean. […]
Month: December 2006
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Fiddling Around
Driving to the boat ramp in fog as thick as she-crab soup, I thought I might be an idiot. […]
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Warm Up to Trout
It’s easy to love fly fishing for trout in the spring and summer. […]
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Drive-by Ducks
The dashboard clock clicked over to 2 a.m. as a weary-eyed waterfowler exited onto the east-bound ramp of Interstate 26. […]
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A Spot of Mud
Steve Hedrick regrets there aren’t many people vacationing at the Grand Strand during the winter. […]
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Sportsmen need to rally for rights
One would think in a nation built by people who hunted and fished for sustenance and sport the right to do those activities would be guaranteed as apple pie, motherhood and the flag. […]
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Sneaky Fishing
The trout moved along the edge of the dropoff just out from the bank, and we sometimes saw a single, pair or small group of fish as they flashed in the current. […]
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Secrets of Slabs
Stokes McClellan said anglers still can take large numbers of big crappie during January and February, especially if they know how to find the fish, while most other anglers only will sit next to their fires, dreaming about pulling crappie after crappie in to their boats. […]
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Rebound Crappie
Ed Duke is just thrilled few people except local anglers fish Lake Tillery — especially during the winter. […]