Bass Fishing
Run the rivers for bass – Take a look at bass fishing on some of North Carolina’s coastal rivers
During April, many North Carolina bass anglers’ favorite targets are farm ponds, city reservoirs or flood-control lakes. […]
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Sack shallow Santee cats – Follow big blue catfish shallow this month on South Carolina’s Santee Cooper
Given the right circumstances, the exception can become the rule. Typically, the world-class catfishing on the Santee Cooper lakes, Marion and Moultrie, is a mid-depth to deep-water affair, especially for colossal-sized cats. […]
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2017 Turkey Preview – Spring turkey seasons look promising this year in the Carolinas
Ben Franklin was really onto something. Back about 250 years ago, he opined after the fact that the wild turkey was “a more respectable bird” than the bald eagle chosen to become a national symbol. […]
Bass Fishing
Seine the swamp – Cypress and tupelo trees in South Carolina’s Sparkleberry Swamp are bass magnets
Lake Marion is not only the largest lake in South Carolina, but its 110,000 acres are undoubtedly some of the most unique along the eastern seaboard due to their complexity and abundance of varied habitat. […]
Bass Fishing
March for lunkers on North Carolina’s Falls of Neuse Lake
Around the Raleigh-Durham area, some disagreements exist among anglers about which of three local lakes — Shearon Harris, Jordan or Falls of the Neuse — offers the fishing for largemouth bass. […]
Bass Fishing
The change-up – You can’t sit still and keep up with Lake Hartwell’s prespawn bass
March is a transition month, as winter gives way to spring, and that goes for a lot more than just the weather, bass-fishing for example. […]
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The numbers game – Crappie fishing is a numbers game at Lake Greenwood in March
Unlike many tournament anglers, when Matthew Outlaw of St. Matthews goes crappie fishing, he likes to catch a lot of crappie. […]
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State-line reds – Redfish wake up this month in coastal waters around the North Carolina-South Carolina border
Saltwater fishermen in both Carolinas have one stretch of water they should both be familiar with, especially when the winter doldrums begin to break up and the water begins to warm, when baitfish that have wintered in the warmer waters of marshes and creeks begin to stir. […]
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Cover: March 2017
Deer season is in the rearview mirror, but there’s plenty of turkey hunting action to which to look forward. And we’ve got all the information you need to tag that longbeard. […]
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Dreary weather, great fishing – February means dreary days, great striper action for Lake Murray fishermen
Most people would consider a cold, dreary day in February a terrible time to be outside, much less on the water fishing. But that sentiment doesn’t hold true for Mike Gault of Jonesville, S.C. A retired game warden, he looks forward to the nastiest days of the year so he can head to South Carolina’s Lake Murray and drag live baits behind the boat for striped bass. […]