Live bait gets most of the attention, but sheepshead will hit a couple of relatively new artificials.
A handful of patterns will work on lakes in the Carolinas when it comes to spring catfish.
Old, smart toms with long, curved spurs are the ultimate prize for a turkey hunter.
Turn to topwaters for this month’s striper fishing on the Roanoke River
Trout are hungry as spring approaches, and one Carolina guide details how he targets them.
Don’t move too far away from shallow water on the Santee Cooper lakes in April.
Anglers in Carolinas can expect changes in flounder fishing regulations.
April isn't completely about bedding bass. Prespawn bass are just as hungry and will to bite.
Paddling opens up a world full of fishing holes bigger boats can’t access.
An oven bag and some trimmings can make even the oldest, toughest gobbler taste great.
New tungsten loads give .410s turkey stopping power.
Hunters in the 8th Annual Carolina Coyote Classic killed a record 272 coyotes during the three-day event, held Feb. 19 - 21, 2021 across the Carolinas and beyond.
Biologists expect a mixed bag for spring turkeys in the Carolinas.
Josiah VanFleet was fishing with family and friends off of Oregon Inlet, N.C. on Feb. 24, 2021 when they landed a giant bluefin tuna that's been estimated to weigh between 800 and 1000 pounds.
Brad McCall was fishing in the Santee Lakes Catfish Club tournament out of Blacks Camp on Feb. 20, 2021 when he caught a 103-pound Arkansas blue catfish.
Look for prespawn, spawning bass on Falls of Neuse Lake in April.
Smallmouth bass make a big push shallow in April on Lake James, putting them within range of most anglers.
April for Rob Bennett of Lowcountry Inshore Charters out of Kiawah Island, SC., means trolling around nearshore reefs for Spanish mackerel and bluefish.
Spring topwater action begins this month on stripers, hybrids in Savannah River.
Cape Lookout anglers welcome Spanish mackerel in April.
Play the tides, moon phases to catch Waccamaw River spawning bass in April.
Don’t miss out on great spring fishing for whiting around the Cape Fear River.
Live bait gets most of the attention, but sheepshead will hit a couple of relatively new artificials.
