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Hit South Carolina’s mountains for big bucks
Growing up in the piedmont, I was accustomed to hunting deer along creeks, rivers and around agriculture fields. When I moved to Greer, everything changed. […]
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Do bucks go loony? Lunar activity tables can help deer hunters predict when buck will be on the move.
Who would think that a celestial object 238,000 miles away in space would have any effects on deer movement in North Carolina? […]
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The Georgetown drum roll – Fall means big, hungry redfish for South Carolina anglers, and the Georgetown area might be the top spot
October is recognized as National Physical Therapy Month across America, and fishermen planning on visiting Georgetown’s inshore waters will surely need a series of appointments with their favorite physical therapist. […]
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Hide and Seek: Deer hunting made simple
No child has ever been successful playing hide-and-seek if the child is easily found and never learns to hide. […]
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Looking for Lady Love: Catch a buck that’s got his guard down
Modern North Carolina hunters face different situations when it comes to preparing for and participating in pre-rut deer hunting. […]
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Hit the Stono River for some hot speckled trout action
The Stono River is full of speckled trout, but many Lowcountry anglers overlook it when chasing specks. […]
Bass Fishing
Fall is topwater time for smallmouth bass on Lake James
Fall is a great time for anglers to chase smallmouth bass on Lake James. […]
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Taking the bait? Upstate South Carolina deer hunters shouldn’t go overboard with bait now that it’s legal
Legislative changes in deer-hunting regulations over the past two seasons have breached the great divide between hunters in the Upstate and those in the Midlands and Lowcountry. […]
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Turn a triple play – Crystal Coast’s inshore targets are three-deep in October
One October, New Bern’s Fred Slann and Chris Walker of Sea Isle City, N.J., anchored within casting distance of a sand bar near a marsh island along the Crystal Coast. […]
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Sack Santee’s fall slabs – It isn’t spring, but fall is an awfully good month to catch crappie on South Carolina’s Santee Cooper lakes
Crappie can be caught throughout the year, but there are times and places when the fishing can extraordinary. The Santee Cooper lakes and October are that ideal combination of place and time. […]