Bass Fishing
Little Lakes, Big Bass
Standing on the casting deck of his boat, Andy Montgomery made a tight swing with his casting rod and deftly flicked a spinnerbait between the edge of the dock and the old boat moored to it. […]
Articles by Phillip Gentry
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Crappie fishing tips for Lake Secession
On Nov. 22, 1860, a meeting was held near the town of Abbeville — at a site since dubbed “Secession Hill” — to launch South Carolina’s secession from the Union, which took place a month later. […]
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Hotspots for Cold Crappie
If you happened to stop by Stokes McClellan’s home in February, chances are, you won’t find him at home. […]
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Saltwater Series: South Edisto
Of all the barrier islands along the South Carolina coast, most are either largely uninhabited or have sold out to commercial pursuits like beachfront condos or putt-putt wonderlands. […]
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December’s Keowee crappie love to bite in the cold
Many Palmetto State anglers overlook Lake Keowee when thinking of crappie fishing, but it’s a good lake for catching slabs, especially in the winter months. […]
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Public Ducks the Right Way
Growing up in eastern North Carolina can have a profound effect upon a young outdoorsman. […]
Deer Hunting
Provide sanctuaries and minimize intrusion
One of the most-important facets of keeping and growing quality deer on any property is providing areas where deer are safe from harm and human intrusion. […]
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Salty Stripers: Inside & Out
For the past five years, North Carolina fishermen have wondered if this could be the season when everything falls into place, when the striper fishing that marked the winter of 2004-2005 makes a repeat visit. […]
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Cold Water-ee Slabs
For wintertime crappie fishermen, the period from Thanksgiving to Christmas is special. […]
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Second Time Around
Beginning the last week of October and lasting through mid-November, the breeding season for whitetail deer in eastern North Carolina descends upon the land. […]