Bass Fishing
August bass get right at night
I can’t speak for every fisherman, but August is not a month I look forward to. It’s hot. Hot. HOT. […]
Columns
Fishing
It’s a real “girl thing” for CLA
This Lowcountry fishing club isn’t unique because it promotes the sport of fishing, but because of its all-female membership. […]
Hunting
Bow hunting rules change
For the fast-approaching archery season (two more months and September will be here, can you believe it?), Tar Heel bow hunters will have to deal with a number of new regulations. […]
Fishing Tournaments
McPeters, Woody win at Hickory
Grant McPeters and Donnie Woody won the April 21 Foothills Marine Team Benefit Bass Tournament at Lake Hickory with 20.14 pounds and received a Skeeter SX190 boat and 150 Yamaha motor. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Hot, dry weather affects trout
Summer 2007 in the mountains is shaping up as hot and dry. Stream levels are low, and water is crystal clear, certainly not the best conditions for trout fishing. […]
Bass Fishing
Bassin’ like Christmas in July now
July is a great month to fish for bass across North Carolina.
It’s one of my favorites, because bass will get out on those good offshore places where I can be most effective with the deep-diving crankbaits I like to fish. […]
Fishing
Courtesy, safety ride together
I don’t know how many readers will remember the old TV commercial about automobile safety that said: “You could be right; you could be dead right.” […]
Fishing
Cell phone booster really works
Leaving stress and aggravation at home is standard practice for many of us when we head outdoors, and the last thing we want to hear is a ringing telephone. […]
Hunting
Why your semi-auto pistol jams
Each time we teach a concealed-firearms course — and we teach at least one class each month — someone is going to come up to me or my associate instructor and ask us to check out his or her semi-automatic pistol because it keeps “jamming.” […]
Backlashes
Is Navy painting itself into corner?
The range of an F/A-18E Super Hornet jet fighter aircraft is 1,930 nautical miles. In U.S. “standard” miles (like you and I drive in our gasoline-powered vehicles), that’s 2,221 miles. […]