Fishing Tournaments
SC pros in FLW top five
Pro angler Brent Ehrler from Redlands, Calif., weighed in a 20-pound limit on the final day to move up from second place and win the FLW Major Tour event on Lake Hartwell in late March. […]
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Freshwater Fishing
It’s time to go small
More than 3,000 miles of trout waters flow through the North Carolina mountains, an intricate web of rivers, creeks, forks, branches and springlets — some hundreds of feet wide, some only a few feet wide. […]
High Tides and Tall Tails
Feel ‘blue’ about kings
After a winter as mild as we just experienced, fishermen across North Carolina are waiting with eager anticipation for the word that king mackerel have returned inshore. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Stone takes third in FLW
Fayetteville’s Marty Stone finished third at the March 8-11 FLW Tour event on South Carolina’s Lake Hartwell. Stone’s haul of 68 pounds, five ounces, was worth $30,000. […]
Bass Fishing
One speed fits all?
A question I get at a lot of fishing shows where I do seminars has to do what kind of reel I choose for most of my crankbait fishing. […]
Greener Pastures
Plant new hybrids
Dating back to the pre-settlement era, man continues to select preferred traits of flora and fauna to gain a desired outcome. […]
Inshore Fishing
Gauging trout recovery
Spotted seatrout — “specks” to many coastal anglers — are a favorite target for many light- tackle fisherman; fun to catch and good to eat. […]
Bass Fishing
Floating or ‘fluttering’
In April across South Carolina, a lot of bass have just spawned, there are still a few fish spawning, and you can even catch a few prespawn bass. […]
Backlashes
Plovers, sea bass show public’s plight
Multiple-choice quiz: What are true statements about black sea bass and coastal piping plovers? […]
Paddling Palmetto
Paddle up an old tom
According to the regulations posted in the S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ Rules and Regulations handbook for 2011-12, it is unlawful to take a wild turkey from a watercraft. […]