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Cover: February 2011 (SC) – Freshwater
Even in February, catfish and redfish action can be outstanding. […]
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Calling Ice Age Gobblers?
When you hold a box call made of ancient cypress and run a few turkey calls on it, there is no escaping the thought: Did turkeys actually exist when the tree this wood came from was growing in South Carolina’s Pee Dee region? […]
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Saltwater Series: South Edisto
Of all the barrier islands along the South Carolina coast, most are either largely uninhabited or have sold out to commercial pursuits like beachfront condos or putt-putt wonderlands. […]
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Cover: January 2011 (NC)
Don’t put your rods away for the winter. There’s great redfish action waiting along the coast. […]
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December’s Keowee crappie love to bite in the cold
Many Palmetto State anglers overlook Lake Keowee when thinking of crappie fishing, but it’s a good lake for catching slabs, especially in the winter months. […]
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Cover: January 2011 (SC) – Inshore
If you’re the type who doesn’t want to just sit all day in front of the fire, there are fish to be caught this month. […]
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Cover: January 2011 (SC)
If you’re the type who doesn’t want to just sit all day in front of the fire, there are fish to be caught this month. […]
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Saltwater Series: Harkers Island
Saltwater fishermen across North Carolina have long heard others espousing the joys of fishing the Harkers Island area. […]
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Hot and Cold Slabs
Crappie fishing at Lake Wylie during the winter usually gets off to a slow start, with fishermen waiting for that warm spell that usually shows up in February to get things stirred up. […]
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The Hallelujah Chorus
The “Hallelujah Chorus” was in high gear as Br’er Rabbit darted through the tangle of honeysuckles and briars. The dogs had the volume turned up high, and it had been a long race. […]