Freshwater Fishing
How I spell December fun: s-t-r-i-p-e-r-s
I guess you could say that for me to go fishing when I have time off, away from bass tournaments, is like taking a busman’s holiday. […]
Columns
Freshwater Fishing
Wright has answers in High Rock event
Lexington’s David Wright won the Aug. 29-30 Bassmaster Weekend Series event at High Rock Lake with a 2-day haul of 41.34 pounds, bringing in 21.95 pounds on Saturday and 19.39 pounds on Sunday. […]
Fishing
Topwater route is most exciting in fall
After last month’s column on weedless spoons, my phone began ringing and inbox began stacking up with requests to go to the other extreme. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Don’t neglect cold-weather fishing; trout will bite if you adjust your tactics
Although spring is undoubtedly the ideal trout time for trout fishing, winter also has its merits. What most winter trout fishers discover is that they catch fewer but larger fish. […]
Greener Pastures
Replenish nutrients in your food plots to keep them on deer’s main menu
A nutritious, palatable food plot will draw wildlife from clear across the county — or at least one would hope for such a scenario. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Striper fishing expected to be great this month
November brings a lot of reasons to be excited about fishing at Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie, but right at the top of the list is striper fishing. […]
Bass Fishing
Lakes are empty, but bass are biting
I’ll be the first person to admit that I don’t fish nearly as much as I should in November, because I’m in the woods hunting so much. […]
Fishing
Micabe is No. 1 in Cup series
The South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series made headlines this year when two of the scheduled tournaments were canceled due to the economic climate. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Rikard brothers are strong in BFLs
The Rikard brothers from Leesville have been a major presence in both the angler and co-angler competition on the South Carolina and North Carolina Divisions of the Walmart Bass Fishing League this year. […]
Fishing
Old school meets new technology
Kayaks have long provided peaceful transportation, free of noise and exhaust fumes, on freshwater lakes and rivers and saltwater bays and estuaries for bird watching, fishing and exploring. […]