Walter Taylor, Author at Carolina Sportsman

Outer Banks head boat tips

Check the weather before you go. Wind direction affects water clarity that can determine the fishing. […]

A Quick Guide to Triad Municipal Lakes

Oak Hollow Lake, 3431 North Centennial St., High Point. Oak Hollow Marina, 336-883-3494. 800 acres. The Oak Hollow complex offers a modern campground. […]

Bottom fish on a budget – Head boats cater to Outer Banks anglers throughout the summer from several ports of call

Walter Taylor

Outer Banks anglers on a small budget can fish from the largest boats in the harbor. […]

Uptown fishing on downtown lakes

Walter Taylor

You don’t need a big, expensive boat or a sprawling reservoir to enjoy great summer fishing if you’re a resident of North Carolina’s “Piedmont Triad” region, which includes Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point. […]

Montgomery County produces great gobbler for 7-year-old hunter

Walter Taylor

Sportsmen strive to meet certain milestones; everyone wants to land a 10-pound bass, tag a 10-point buck or bag a 20-pound turkey. Grown men and women strive for decades or longer to achieve such goals. […]

Coyote hunting tips

Walter Taylor

Check the rules in your area. Be aware of any last minute changes. Obtain prior permission to hunt on the land. It is a good idea to consult your local wildlife officer before hunting. […]

Cozy up to a Uwharrie coyote — Tips for extending your hunting season by targeting these predators

Walter Taylor

Coyotes do more than howl. Along with their usual diet of small game — and anything edible that gets under their noses — these cagey predators can do some damage to a deer herd. […]

Headboats catching Outer Banks bounty on offshore, inshore bottom-fishing trips

Walter Taylor

On a sizzling July Day, William Maxwell of Wilton, Ct., and his friends toted a heavy stringer of black sea bass and vermillion snapper from the Miss Hatteras headboat back to the dock. […]