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Spring Break Flounders
South Carolina sportsmen could make an argument that April is the busiest time of the year. […]
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Cover: March 2007 (NC)
There’s good news and bad news when it comes to the future of NC’s favorite saltwater fish. […]
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Cover: March 2007 (NC) – Freshwater
To catch more bass, it’s best to break a big lake down into manageable pieces. […]
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Shed Heads
Hunting shed antlers has become a popular activity in the South over the last few years. […]
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WNC lakes have some odd fish
Western North Carolina lakes contain a veritable smorgasbord of gamefish, some common to lakes around the state, some found only in high-mountain lakes, and a few that are specific to only a couple of mountain lakes. […]
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Poor Man’s Perch
I pressed the record button on my micro-cassette recorder so Charlie Johnson of Flat Bottom Guide Service could tell me about poor man’s trolling when we were interrupted by the cry, “Grab the rod behind you,” followed by another outburst: “There’s another one on the middle rod!” […]
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Trash-Talkin’ Toms
April and May are special times for hunters.
Many die-hard bass anglers who relish fishing the spawn have given up that activity for calling keen-eyed Eastern wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo silvestris) in the red bud-laden, dogwood-infested woods. […]
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Sweet Fish of Spring
The late Luther Turpin was widely and rightly hailed as the guru of Fontana Lake smallmouth. […]
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Cabin-Fever Beater
When cabin fever gets to you, and you reach the point you have to get out and clear your sinuses in the salt air, an offshore bottom-fishing trip is as close as it gets to finding a sure-fire cure. […]
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A Sight to Behold
Missing the tourists who flock to its beaches and waterways for six months out of the year, Carteret County can be kind of empty during the winter, especially the waters of the Beaufort and North River marshes. […]