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Go off the beaten path for North Carolina’s mountain trout
Western North Carolina contains some of the most remote places east of the Mississippi River, with absolutely breathtaking views from every angle. […]
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Bass Fishing
Hit that spot! Lake Russell is a great place to target spotted bass this month
Lake Richard B. Russell has changed dramatically in terms of black bass fishing since its impoundment in 1984. […]
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2015 Saltwater Fishing Preview
It’s a mixed bag of good news and bad news for fishermen who target various species in North Carolina’s coastal waters. […]
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Cover: May 2015 (SC)
Cobia invade nearshore reefs along the Grand Strand and Lowcountry bays this month, while hybrid bass are on fire at Clarks Hill Lake. […]
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Cover: May 2015 (NC) – Dolphin
Dolphin take over the spotlight this month in the bluewater off the Outer Banks village of Hatteras, while to the west crappie are moving to deeper water and can be targeted along their travel routes. […]
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Cover: May 2015 (SC) – Striper
Cobia invade nearshore reefs along the Grand Strand and Lowcountry bays this month, while hybrid bass are on fire at Clarks Hill Lake. […]
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Cover: May 2015 (NC) – Slab
Dolphin take over the spotlight this month in the bluewater off the Outer Banks village of Hatteras, while to the west crappie are moving to deeper water and can be targeted along their travel routes. […]
Bass Fishing
Be a dock doctor – Find the right boat docks this month and you’ll find some great bass underneath
When pro bass fisherman Andy Montgomery approaches a boat dock with a fishing rod in hand, he’s like a painter looking at a brand-new canvas or a sculptor looking at a big hunk of clay. […]
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Speck-tacular spring trout tricks
As March rolls into April, changes begin in the inshore waters of South Carolina that bring a smile to the faces of fishermen. […]
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The Neuse River around New Bern is trout central as spring arrives along North Carolina’s coast
Capt. Joe Ward of Pollocksville has a special relationship with the Neuse River and the creeks that flow into it. He has been fishing the area since childhood, and during a long career in civil service at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, he often towed his boat to work to get in a few hours of fishing in the afternoon. […]