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Sneak Out for Gray Trout
Even in the dead of winter, there can be some lively “gray” days for fishing at North Carolina’s southeastern coast. […]
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Cold Slab Trolling
While the weather outside may be the coldest of the year, crappie anglers can enjoy some of the year’s hottest action at Jordan Lake. […]
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Crystal Clear Persuasion
There was a raw-edged chill in the air, cutting to the cheekbones as Capt. Jeff Cronk steered his 21-foot Triton center-console out boat to sea through Bogue Inlet. […]
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Cover: February 2008 (SC)
Does South Carolina have an offseason? No way. There’s plenty of action to keep the outdoorsman in the field or on the water this month. […]
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Run, Rabbits, Run
Hunting over dogs can involve various kinds of game in the Lowcountry. Dog drives for deer come to mind, along with hunting quail over pointers or setters — or maybe treeing raccoons with hounds. […]
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Brownie Point Oysters
Well, deer season ended a month ago, and turkey season is still a long ways away.
What few “brownie points” you had after deer season were spent on that duck-hunting trip or the redfish outing.
What’s a sportsman to do? […]
Bass Fishing
How will Hartwell fish?
Randy Childers isn’t sure which will prove more difficult — helping other fishermen prepare for February’s Bassmaster Classic or actually being a spectator at the event. […]
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Red Means Slow
The groundhog pops out on Feb. 2, and if he sees his shadow, he goes back in his hole to prepare for six more weeks of winter weather.
But that’s in Pennsylvania. […]
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A Family Affair
On an unseasonably warm day this past November, Richard DesJardins of Mt. Pleasant slipped into his deer stand and downed his first buck ever. […]
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Par Pond Buck
Jimmy Morrison of Shelby, N.C., drove a long way to hunt in Aiken on property managed by the U.S. Department of Energy. […]