Coastal creeks may not produce big numbers of crappie, but they harbor some quality-sized slabs.
Draw more ducks within range with these waterfowl calling tips from master call maker Ralph Jensen.
Private game preserves offer upland bird and waterfowl hunting the way it used to be.
Wild hogs are considered a nuisance, but for some hunters, they’re fun to hunt, day or night.
If you’re hoping to land a trophy striper in the Carolinas, Lake Richard B. Russell has what you’re looking for.
Don’t get down on the cold weather, Santee’s catfish will help you beat the winter blues.
It never hurts to add a little competition to your saltwater fishing endeavors.
Drop brush piles in January, and you’ll have places to fish the rest of the year.
For kayak anglers that brave the cold weather, big rewards in the form of striped bass are there for the taking.
Enhance your hunting and fishing trips by extending them for multiple days with a Regatta bell tent from White Duck Outdoors.
It was a great day for squirrel hunting, and not just for me, but for another predator as well.
PCP air guns are highly effective for hunting squirrels, and they’re also deadly on much bigger game.
This recipe is simple to make, and is hearty and delicious, especially during a January cold snap.
NCWRC officials released an orphaned black bear cub into the wild this past November.
Josh Whitford of Linden, NC won the monthly Bag A Buck Contest for December 2024.
New regulations for spotted seatrout are on the horizon for North Carolina’s recreational and commercial anglers.
Michael Rogers, 43-years-old, died while deer hunting with his son on Thanksgiving Day.
Anglers willing to brave the cold catch plenty of wintertime fish in creeks across the Carolinas.
Throughout the Carolinas, rivers offer some outstanding fishing in January.
High Rock’s lake crappie fishing doesn’t cool off in the wintertime.
Surf fishing is very popular in the Carolinas all year long, including in January.
Lake Monticello is a winter wonderland for bass anglers.
Western North Carolina’s rivers offer great fishing and lots of solitude in the winter.
Coastal creeks may not produce big numbers of crappie, but they harbor some quality-sized slabs.
