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Fountain of Youth
Sometimes, in hunting as in life, youth will be served. […]
Articles by Jim Casada
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Bitten by the Catfish Bug
There was a time when Rock Hill’s Darryl Smith was a true sportsman and guide for all seasons. He guided deer and turkey hunters, bass and striper fishermen, and he was about as versatile a guide as you could find. […]
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Chilling with Slabs
Deep in December — or for that matter, January or February — it may indeed be nice to remember. […]
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Deer Candy
A grand sporting scribe from neighboring North Carolina, Robert Ruark of “The Old Man and the Boy” fame, was fond of saying that “September sings a mighty sweet song.” […]
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Food, Fellowship, & Feathers
More than a quarter of a century ago, a then-young fellow named Roy Turner called me and chatted a bit about some management efforts that he and his father, along with a few other hunters, had undertaken on family property. […]
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Underexposed?
As the Catawba River winds its way through the Carolinas, Lake Wateree is the farthest reservoir downstream. […]
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Stream Dreams
Although I cut my fishing teeth casting for trout at small Appalachian high-country creeks, there’s something about bronzebacks that lurk in moving water which always has been enchanting. […]
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Sweet Fish of Spring
The late Luther Turpin was widely and rightly hailed as the guru of Fontana Lake smallmouth. […]
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Catfish Connection
The better part of two decades ago during a crappie fishing trip at my home waters of Lake Wylie, I witnessed an eye-opening situation. […]
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The Merrie Month
“See that disturbance in the water over there next to the bank?” Jeff Efird asked. “Try to get a cast in there.” […]