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Cover: March 2016 (NC)
The spring bass season is here, and there’s plenty of action at Jordan and Kerr lakes. But there also is some coastal action available this month. […]
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Mixing it up – The waters north of North Carolina’s Bald Head Island are a winter inshore hot spot
Running through the Basin and Second Bay to the creeks beyond Buzzard Bay, Christian Wolfe of Seahawk Inshore Charters weaved his bay boat around submerged mud and oyster rocks and through marsh islands like there were highway markers and a dotted center-line. […]
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Bunny-bumping beagles – Rabbit hunters can find plenty of bunnies across North Carolina
After North Carolina’s deer season ends Jan. 1, hunters still have a couple of months to target waterfowl and different small-game species. […]
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Don’t snow on my parade – The snow goose parade begins this month in eastern North Carolina
When the talk turns to snow geese, most North Carolina hunters immediately think about a long trip to the great plains of North Dakota, Nebraska, Texas, Manitoba or any of the other states and provinces along the central flyway. […]
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Cover: February 2016 (NC) – Deer
Patrick Williams’ 200-inch Rockingham County buck was among this season’s Deer of the Year. And Lake Gaston produced two state-record blues. […]
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Cover: February 2016 (NC)
Patrick Williams’ 200-inch Rockingham County buck was among this season’s Deer of the Year. And Lake Gaston produced two state-record blues. […]
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Go hog wild
Hog hunting is a very popular sport in South Carolina and one that hunters can enjoy throughout the year, around the clock within certain parameters. […]
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Movers and shakers – Santee Cooper bass are on the move in February
The vast amount of shallow water in the Santee Cooper lakes has distinct advantages for early season largemouth bass fishing. Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie have experienced a strong revival in recent years, thanks to abundant natural vegetation and productive bass recruitment, including multiple vigorous year-classes. […]
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Drop deep for winter crappie in South Carolina reservoirs
It may seem like the dead of winter to most anglers as January slowly rolls over into February, but in the deep depths of most lakes and reservoirs across the Palmetto State, the first urges of spring spawning are beginning to bloom, which means crappie, which never go completely inactive in the winter, begin to stir. […]
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Don’t aim too low – Low tide isn’t the only tide to target winter redfish around Georgetown
When February rolls around in South Carolina’s tidal marshes, the pressure is on for redfish. With groceries scarce and hundreds of anglers ready to rip some lips, they become easy targets for those using the correct tactics. […]