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Wahoo, tuna provide ocean commotion for North Carolina fishermen
A “wee bit of nip” hovered in the morning air as we left the dock last March. […]
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March to Buggs Island for great spring bass fishing along North Carolina-Virginia border
It’s hard, Bud Haynes and James Marshall admit, to look at the temperature gauge on your bass boat, see the number 48 and fish the banks. […]
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Look at low tide for North Carolina’s Cape Fear redfish
Capt. Fisher Culbreth is a man who is no stranger to taking risks. […]
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Cherokee reservation is top spot for North Carolina trout
Bright sunshine broke through a thin layer of fog lifting off the Oconaluftee River deep in the heart of the Smoky Mountains of western North Carolina, as anglers started taking their places along the pristine stream for opening day of trout fishing at the Cherokee Indian Reservation. […]
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River-run shad are harbingers of great North Carolina spring fishing
Some people claim robins are the harbingers of spring. Others say it’s crocuses or daffodils. William Wordsworth, the poet, immortalized spring’s fore-runner as a lone snowdrop. […]
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Cover: March 2006 (SC)
There are many times when artificial baits will deliver more trout than the real thing. […]
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Salute the Saluda
This Greenville County stream offers plenty of big trout and beautiful scenery near a major population area. […]
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Yellow Fever
No early spring S.C. offshore species provides as much action and good eating as yellowfin tuna. […]
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Swim Upstream
American shad, weighing as much as 6 pounds, provide excellent spring fishing at several S.C. rivers. […]
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Turkey Statement
If you want to hunt wild gobblers in the South, there’s no better place than the Palmetto State […]