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Cover: October 2011 (NC)
At least one Piedmont bowhunter has gotten his game figured out. […]
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Take your Pick
Jacks, jackfish, snakes…. Whatever you call them, chain pickerel are among the most over-looked angling opportunities in North Carolina. […]
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Bushytails and Boomers
Bob Glenn eased slowly along a rock-strewn path that once served as the bed for a narrow-gauge railroad. Timber was the primary resource in the highest elevations of North Carolina’s Appalachian mountains during the early 20th century, and the railroad grades and logging roads crisscrossing the rugged terrain that were used for transporting felled trees are a legacy of that period in time. […]
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Bulls on the Bars
Adam Paul remembers the day several years ago when he stumbled onto the fall fishery for big bull redfish at Bulls Bay.
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Cover: October 2011 (SC)
For deer hunters, it’s the most-wonderful time of the year –the rut. […]
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Final Countdown
Since primitive man first speared fish with a sharpened stick, he has devised different ways to accomplish his objective. […]
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Bragging-Rights Bruins
Tony Cantrell has killed two bears in 42 years of hunting. […]
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Bowhunt the Beach
South Carolina’s coastal Heritage Preserves and Wildlife Management Areas may not make the list of trophy locales for most of the state’s deer hunters, but there are benefits to hunting at the beach that are like no other in the state. […]
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Be Transparent
Crisping leaves, frosty mornings and brisk morning air are not the only signs of autumn’s arrival toward the end of October. […]
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Change for the Better
The nice thing about fishing North Carolina’s coastline this month is that anglers can catch just about any inshore species. Trips are often short, and fishermen can set up shop on the shoreline and often match the results of those in boats. […]