Long-line or tight-line. Both multiple-rod trolling techniques will catch plenty of Carolina crappie.
Before turkey season arrives, do plenty of scouting to learn areas birds are roosting, feeding, and strutting to get a leg up on tagging that first tom.
Chatterbaits, aka bladed jigs, are killer lures as bass start to stir this month in North Carolina’s top trophy lake, Shearon Harris.
As the spawn approaches on lakes and rivers across North Carolina and South Carolina, a half-dozen reservoirs stand out as crappie hangouts.
The waters around the border between the Carolinas are a hot spot for spring speckled trout.
After Hurricane Florence breached the dike at Sutton Lake last fall, the Cape Fear River entered the lake and the power plant shut down temporarily. Will 2019 be a good year or bad year for the lake’s bass? Only time will tell.
Experienced bass anglers at Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie begin looking for big bass moving into shallower water by late February.
Don't wait in one spot for the tide to shift. You'll catch more fish if you move along as the tide comes in or rolls out because the fish are always moving with the tide.
For thousands of years, brook trout had mountain streams to themselves.
This month’s recipe includes venison, bacon and cheese. With this combination, it has to be good. Factor in that it’s cooked on a grill, and it keeps adding points.
Planting for wildlife involves many critical steps, but none is more critical than the timing of planting crops for waterfowl, especially for hunters without extremely large areas.
Jerkbaits are great lures for catching speckled trout. Anglers should keep in mind that not all jerkbaits are created equal.
March is one of the best months for bass fishing in the Carolinas, and anglers can help their cause with a few steps before they even leave home.
Kayak anglers have a distinct advantage over powerboat anglers when targeting most species. This is especially true of crappie fishing during the spring.
Mississippi pro’s hand-crafted balsa crankbaits are square-billed, bass-catching creations.
Eddie Bridges of Greensboro, N.C., who currently serves as executive director of the N.C. Heritage Foundation, will be inducted into the N.C. Sports Hall of Fame on May 3, 2019 in Raleigh.
Capt. Chip Michalove of Outcast Sport Fishing Charters and his crew caught seven great white sharks on Friday, Jan. 18 off the coast of Hilton Head Island, including a 2600-pound male.
Alligators don't often have to worry about the water freezing around them, but they don't seem to mind it one bit. They just freeze themselves in, but keep their noses above the surface so they can breathe just fine.
Hunters in the Carolinas will only be allowed a limit of two mallards during the 2019-20 season due to a decline in the species along the Atlantic flyway.
The NCWRC and NWTF are offering numerous turkey hunting seminars throughout North Caroilna in March to help prepare hunters for the 2019 season, which begins in April and runs through May.
An Aiken County, S.C. police officer euthanized a young spike buck after the deer attacked numerous people over the course of a few days in the town of Aiken.
Throughout the month of March, the SCDNR will hold numerous antler-scoring sessions to see which whitetail deer make it into the state records list.
March is a great month to catch big bass at Badin Lake, especially around tree laps and rocky points in dingy water.
The Little River estuary on the North Carolina/South Carolina border is a great spot to catch springtime black drum.
The inshore fishing is heating up in Brunswick County's waterways as the spring weather warms the water, drawing in gamefish.
Prespawn bass in early March, then spawning bass later in the month, will bite aggressively for anglers on Lake Murray.
High-speed trolling is the key to catching wahoo in South Carolina's lowcountry this time of year.
Kerr Lake has seen a lot of heavy rain since last summer, but the crappie bite has been going strong throughout the month of March.
Jordan Lake's bass fishing in March depends a lot on weather conditions. But no matter the temperature, anglers can catch fish if they know how to properly select the right lures.
Docks, brush piles, or long-lining: Lake Hartwell crappie anglers will find fish in a variety of spots, and it all depends on how stable the weather is.
March is a month when anglers along North Carolina’s central coast can get a decent catch of red drum.
The spring speckled trout bite is heating up in the Murrells Inlet area, thanks in part to a mild winter that didn't cause massive kills similar to what the Carolinas have experienced in the past few years.
Long-line or tight-line. Both multiple-rod trolling techniques will catch plenty of Carolina crappie.
