With the 2021 deer season over, let’s take a look back at some of the best deer killed in the Carolinas.
Long-line trolling is a great tactic for catching crappies during the winter months.
February is prime time for catching giant bluefin tuna off the Carolina coastlines.
Rabbit hunting is a long-held tradition in the Carolinas for hunters using small packs of dogs.
Yellow perch are often caught by accident in the Carolinas, but you can target them successfully in certain bodies of water.
Better casting leads to more trout in the creel, and anyone can do it with practice and patience.
Some anglers are surprised to know that February is one of the best months for catching trophy bass in the Carolinas.
Santee’s most popular species spend February setting up to spawn, and they’re plenty hungry.
The Bimini twist is a fishing knot that is easy to learn and useful no matter what species you’re fishing for.
Kayak anglers can find plenty of lesser-known places to fish by looking for public waters.
Sportsmen who lease recreational land are at the whim of the landowner. Buy your own land and you’ll be all set.
This Venison Tidbits and Gravy recipe puts good use to pieces of meat that often go unused.
The SCDNR recently completed stocking 30,000 trout in South Carolina’s Lower Saluda River.
The Bassmaster Classic and Dixie Deer Classic are March 4-6.
Paisley June Wolfe teamed up with her dad Capt. Jason Wolfe to win $8825 in the Blacks Camp Big Cat Shootout in December.
Ryan Long of Greensboro, N.C. won the December Bag-A-Buck contest for his 11-point Rockingham County brute.
SCDNR fisheries biologists are getting ready for flounder stocking, but it’s a long term program with no immediate results.
The Cape Fear River is a wintertime hotspot for stripers.
Targeting rocks is the key to catching Fontana smallmouth in February.
Anglers catch Lake Murray’s bass with a variety of tactics in February.
Stripers are biting in the New Bern area, and specks will join them as long as it’s not too cold.
Little River’s redfish are ganged up in schools and willing to bite live bait and artificial lures.
Tight-lining is the key to catching pre-spawn crappie at Kerr Lake throughout February.
Live bait is the key to catching stripers in February on Clarks Hill.