March is a great month to bass fish, and it’s not just because I’ve been stuck inside for a couple of months or because I’m getting tired of bundling up like an Eskimo to get out on the water. […]
The 10,000-pound elephant has sat down in the living room of N.C. sportsmen and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. […]
Jeff Coble of Manson earned the final spot in the 2006 CITGO Bassmaster Classic, Feb. 24-26, at Lake Tohopekaliga, Fla., by winning the Jan. 19-21 ESPN Outdoors Bassmasters Series Championship. […]
North Carolina has approximately 4,000 miles of trout waters spread across 25 western counties, and during 40 years of fishing, I’ve fished at least two-thirds of those streams. […]
About 30 years ago, my father hauled me out of bed on Christmas morning for a plane ride to south Texas to duck hunt with an uncle who was working for NASA. […]
The seeds for a lifetime of fishing are sown at an early age.
In fact, 90 percent of adult freshwater anglers started at age 12 or younger. 96 percent started before the age of 18. Only 4 percent of adult anglers actually picked up the sport as adults. […]
I like to call March the “you-pick-it” month.
What I mean by that is, literally, this is a month when you can pick the lures you want to catch bass, and you can have an awesome day in March with almost any of those lures — a Carolina-rigged lizard, a jig and craw, a pig ‘n’ jig, a crankbait or a spinnerbait. […]
This year our wintertime seemed more like springtime and more comparable to Florida’s winter weather. […]
Throughout this magazine, you’ll read stories where bass fishermen constantly refer to jerkbaits as among the most productive lures in their tackle boxes in late February and early March. […]
Hopefully you’ve never been in the middle of a heated battle with a potential trophy fish and had your reel lock up or other equipment malfunction. […]
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