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Give a Hoot for ‘hoos
Traveling at speeds up to 60 miles per hour, wahoos are the kings of mackerels and respectively kings of the ocean. […]
Articles by Jeff Burleson
Fishing
Location secret to winter success
Often anglers can feel as if we’re “fishing in a bathtub.” It’s so common to feel like the fish are nowhere to be found, and a bathtub would be just as good a place to be soaking bait. […]
Fishing
Transfer to transition zones
Saltwater anglers typically seek super salty waters of sounds and estuaries for the best chances at inshore catches. […]
Fishing
Float rigs really are child’s play
The most commonly-used fishing method for saltwater inshore species involves a terminal weight that takes a bait to the bottom. […]
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Moving Targets
As daylight lessens and the mercury mercifully stops climbing into the 90s, the opportunity to make up for lost fishing time finally arrives. […]
Fishing
Fit baits to your fishing dates
Anglers everywhere have something in common, whether fishing in freshwater or saltwater fishing — bait. […]
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Fall Brawl
As autumn approaches, the dog days of summer become shorter and less sunlight strikes the northern hemisphere, cooling the waters of the Atlantic ocean. […]
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Make first impression count
Sheepshead, spadefish, flounder, redfish, trout, and king mackerel are fun to catch and tasty to eat. […]
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2006 Whitetail Forecast
As the deer season quickly approaches, South Carolina hunters should be excited. […]
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Less often is more in tackle
Before fishing became a blood sport, anglers hadn’t been on a mission to develop the best lures and tackle to outwit targeted species. […]