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Chill Out for Winter Specks
Other than catching them, one of the best aspects of chasing speckled trout in winter is the best bite often occurs from noon through mid afternoon. […]
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Oregon Inlet U.
Motoring through the near shore waters off Oregon Inlet, the captain scanned the early morning water for any sign of activity and also monitored four sets of trolling rods that dipped into the boat’s wake as the craft plowed through the rolling water. […]
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Cover: January 2009 (NC)
Striped bass anglers are hoping for a cold winter, which will push the fish down from the North Atlantic. […]
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Game, Set, Match
Basil Watts heard a turkey gobbler calling in the distance. It was early in the morning in a location where he had seen a gobbler the afternoon before. […]
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Border Reds
“See where that oyster rock trails down into this pool?” said Capt. Mark Dickson, pointing at the jutting pile of exposed oysters about 40 feet away. […]
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Post-Holiday Reds
Okay, Christmas is over, and so is deer season. What’s left to do outdoors? Let’s check out the rules bulletin. […]
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Cover: January 2009 (SC)
Though it’s winter, speck fishing is usually red hot at Little River’s ‘big ditch.’ […]
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Home Sweet Home
Greenville’s Alan Harris has traveled far and wide in pursuit of trophy deer: from Illinois to Alabama, from Missouri to Montana. […]
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Double Whammy
When big bucks come out of Orangeburg County, no one is really surprised — especially if they’re products of land where a trophy-management program is in place. […]
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Nice or Nuisance?
Here’s a news flash — illegal aliens are overrunning South Carolina. Unlike other illegal aliens, these are underwater. And there are also just as many, if not more, of them. […]