Fishing
Fish finders lower learning curve to speed bump
Wandering the aisles at the annual ICAST show last month looking at next year’s fishing equipment, I realized that the convention is a window into the future in more ways than one. […]
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Fishing
Younts survives, wins at High Rock
Despite a 1-pound penalty for two dead fish, Brad Younts of Lexington captured the July 10 Bassmaster Weekend Series N.C. Division 5 event at High Rock Lake with 18.10 pounds. […]
Fishing
Build a spread fit for a king (mackerel)
Try this spread to put baits in front of king mackerel. […]
Freshwater Fishing
For late-summer, go with terrestrials
I discovered on a late summer outing to Tanasee Creek in Jackson County that brown trout are especially fond of inchworms. […]
Greener Pastures
Food-plot success is hard work
Typically, wildlife move back and forth to the best and most-available emerging food sources throughout the year. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Fall: Opportunities, decisions abound
September offers plenty of action around the Santee Cooper lakes, and it’s not all about fishing. […]
Bass Fishing
September won’t give up too much
Bass fishermen make it through the summer, through the 85-degree surface temperatures and 95-degree, breezeless days, just waiting for the fall to arrive. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Woods edges Anderson in ABA
Jeff Woods of Waterloo won the first American Bass Anglers Division 96 tournament of the season on Clarks Hill Lake in mid-July, edging Phillip Anderson of Saluda by less than an ounce. […]
Offshore Fishing
Spend the night with a swordfish
Not everyone wants to spend the night on the ocean fishing for swordfish. It is a discipline that requires special tackle, glow-in-the-dark lures and a confident captain. […]
Fishing
Plug and play beats plug and pray
Bad connections can cause your electronics to do things that are science-fiction strange. […]