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Frozen Frenzy
It’s cold along the northern reaches of the “big ditch.”
When it passes through Little River, the Intercoastal Waterway doesn’t completely chill out the New Year’s wishes of fishermen.
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Mystery Buck
During 2006’s deer season, the best non-typical buck taken by a North Carolina gun hunter was Tommy Ayers’ 172 3/8-inch monster from Stokes County — or so everyone thought at the 2007 Dixie Deer Classic. […]
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The Great Grouper Grope
Bait thieves had been pecking at a big chunk of bait that Capt. Mike Webb had positioned beside a rock ledge about 95 feet below the anchored Pelagic Too when they suddenly stopped, indicated by a motionless rod tip. […]
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Cover: December 2008 (NC)
Tyler Hickman of Cary dropped this Bladen County beast during an opening-day hunt. […]
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Bump in the Night
It’s easy to tell when the speckled trout are biting at Masonboro Inlet. All you have to do is take a look at the boats lined up along the jetties, their anchor ropes pointing out the average direction of friction against the boat hull battled to a stalemate by the wind and the tide. […]
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Late Buck Luck
Deer are a naturally suspicious lot by nature. […]
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Blue Lips for Bluefish
By December many anglers have given up fishing inlets, bars and artificial reefs. They think cold weather means schooling fish have gone south or to the Gulf Stream to find warmer havens. […]
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Blizzard of Ducks
When the weather turns ugly, head to the Outer Banks for North Carolina’s premier duck hunting. […]
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Cover: December 2008 (SC)
Cool weather has helped Palmetto State hunters score some beautiful bucks this season. […]
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Hot Time with Cold Slabs
Just because Lake Murray’s crappie are entering their winter pattern this month doesn’t mean you can load the livewell like it was April. […]