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. […]
Articles by Jeff Burleson
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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. […]
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Genuine Article
As the Atlantic warms in the springtime, the forward progression of boats heads out to the crystal blue waters of the Atlantic on a journey to the motherland. […]
Fishing
‘Networking’ can boost success
Spring is almost over, and summer officially will begin later this month.
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Flat-out Trolling
From Tubbs Inlet at the state line with North Carolina to Ralston’s Creek below Charleston, parades of boats line estuaries and creeks, moving barely above idle speed in quest of June flounder. […]