By September, crappie are on their fall patterns, and anglers can catch them on brush and timber.
Deer hunting in the early season offers many advantages for hunters.
Use this guide to find the best deer hunting on North Carolina’s public game lands.
September marks the start of shrimp-baiting season in South Carolina, but some shrimpers are already throwing a net.
September is a great month for surf fishing along North Carolina’s southern coast.
Anglers have more options than ever to keep their boats in one spot, but an old-fashioned anchor should always be onboard.
Cereal grains are great for fall food plots, but which one is the best for you and your deer herd?
Many hunters are ditching high-tech archery gear and picking up traditional bows and arrows.
Here’s a great venison backstrap recipe that you can serve mild or wild.
Kayak anglers should tote a shotgun in September to take advantage of the early Canada goose season.
Bass and bream anglers know that September is a great month on the Santee Cooper lakes.
Blue crabs are among the most important of all saltwater species for a variety of reasons.
The foxhunting tradition lives on in South Carolina, and the Camden Hunt is a big part of it.
September is a transition month for largemouth bass. Here’s how to find them.
Amanda and Matthew Morris won the 2023 Muddy Masters tournament.
CJ Rocci broke the NC state record for red hind grouper on July 26, 2023.
Class 1 e-bikes are now allowed on WMAs in South Carolina, except on Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests.
Justin Hall is the new NC state record holder for channel catfish.
Five boaters and their dogs were rescued from turmoil on June 4 on the Neuse River.
The NCWRC and NCDMF are on a 3-year mission to restore striped bass in Albemarle Sound and the Roanoke River.
The False Albacore Blitz at Cape Lookout brings anglers in from all over the world.
Clarks Hill stripers and hybrids bite early and often throughout September.
Anglers out of Edisto Beach are catching quality-sized black sea bass.
Kick your bull redfish game into high gear with popping corks.
Smallmouth turn aggressive as water temps begin to cool in Western NC.
Jordan Lake’s crappie are still on their summer patterns.
By September, crappie are on their fall patterns, and anglers can catch them on brush and timber.
