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Cover: February 2012 (SC)
Bull Bay is a great place to load the cooler with big sheepshead. […]
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Bull Sheep
Diehard anglers willing to tough out February’s chilly breezes can face a commanding challenge from one of the most powerful fish of winter. […]
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Freshwater Series: Falls of Neuse Lake
Ask most crappie fishermen when they’d rather be targeting slabs, and most all of them will say spring: March, April or May. […]
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Put-and-Take Bobwhites
At one time or other, most bird hunters said, “I wouldn’t think of hunting at a hunting preserve.” […]
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Deer of Year 2011
As a magazine that tries to discover and present to its readers the most-impressive deer killed in the Tarheel State each year, North Carolina Sportsman closely monitors the annual white-tail harvest. […]
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Busting Upstate Bushytails
Enter just about any standing timber, and squirrels will call it home. Be it a local woodlot, dense swamps of the Lowcountry, or high mountain ridges, squirrels live pretty much everywhere. […]
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Hot reds in the cold surf zone
The bone-chilling conditions of February offer some of the best light-tackle angling of the year in the surf of Onslow Bay. […]
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Winter ‘Brown’ Out
Lake Jocassee is a mountain lake located in the northwestern corner of the state, split between Oconee and Pickens counties, its headwaters across the North Carolina line. […]
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January’s Lake of the Month: Lake Wylie
Over the past several years, Lake Wylie has become a wintertime hotspot for bass, crappie, and all three major species of catfish. It’s Carolina Sportsman’s January Lake of the Month. […]
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Lake of the Month: Lake Wylie
Rarely do fishermen discuss Lake Wylie in the same revered terms used for other reservoirs in the Carolinas: Kerr (Buggs Island), Jordan, Santee Cooper, Clarks Hill. […]