
Guide ties traditional flies
The Cherokee Indians were the first fly fishers in the mountains, fashioning hooks from chipped stone and deer bones and wrapping the shanks of their hooks with deer hair. […]
The Cherokee Indians were the first fly fishers in the mountains, fashioning hooks from chipped stone and deer bones and wrapping the shanks of their hooks with deer hair. […]
Two years ago, in a meeting room at a motel near the banks of Buggs Island Lake, I watched incredulously as Dewey Edwards, a striper guide from Clarksville, Va., picked up and admired what appeared to be a bucktail jig that had gotten a rather large injection of steroids from Jose Canseco’s medicine chest. […]
Jerry Goble of Sherrills Ford topped the Co-angler Division at the Nov. 4-5 EverStart Series Championship at Pickwick Lake, Ala., and won $62,500. […]
“Cap’n, I wish you’d stop being so good to me.” — Paul Newman, as “Cool Hand Luke,” to a prison warden. […]
January is a difficult month for most fishermen in North Carolina. It’s really cold here, so the fishing can be very slow. […]
In past issues, at times I’ve talked about what might be going on with tournaments, especially king mackerel tournaments. […]
When anglers from other parts of the country consider South Carolina, mountain trout fishing isn’t what immediately comes to mind. […]
By trade and profession, I’m a bass fisherman, but that doesn’t mean bass are the only fish I like to catch. […]
The red drum, red fish, or spot-tailed bass is the most-targeted coastal sport fish from North Carolina around the Florida peninsula to the Texas coast. […]
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