Lake Wylie’s Britt Myers sits comfortably in second place after day one of the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite at Winyah Bay in Georgetown. Myers brought a 5-fish limit to the scales, weighing in 16-8. Although he is more than 3 pounds behind leader Carl Jocumsen of Australia, Myers feels good about his position.
Christian Cole killed his first turkey on opening youth day in Chatham County. It was a true trophy. The 14-year-old killed a triple-bearded gobbler that weighed a hefty 24 pounds, and had sharp, shiny spurs that measured 1 3/8 inches.
Some turkey hunters swear by decoys, and some swear at them. The truth is, neither opinion is correct; if used properly, at the right time, decoys can help you wrap a tag around a tom’s leg. If used incorrectly, at the wrong time, it will put wind in the bird’s wings. […]
Lyman’s Marty Robinson is ready for the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite event at Winyah Bay, which starts tomorrow, and while he admitted he’s no fortune teller, he said he expects the winning weight to be fairly low in comparison to other venues on the Series’ schedule for 2016.
Branson Miller of Wilkesboro went trout fishing on the opening day of the season in Alleghany County, but it was what he did later that afternoon that will always stick out in his mind. Miller, 13-years-old, killed a rare color phase gobbler while hunting with his dad, Brian Miller.
The body of the Sumter angler who went missing over the weekend after being dropped off in Pocotaligo Swamp was found Wednesday afternoon by search crews from the SCDNR and the Sumter County Sheriff’s Dept.
In December, Zakk Royce set the catfish world on fire, breaking the North Carolina state record for blue cats twice in less than 24 hours. He landed another catfish that surpassed the 100-pound mark a couple of months later, and has been catching his share of other blues that range anywhere from 25 to 75 pounds.
The search for a missing angler in the Pocotaligo Swamp off of Hwy 15 in Sumter County was suspended earlier this evening, and search crews with the SCDNR and Sumter County Sheriff’s Dept. will resume searching Monday morning.
Mike Voytkowski fought his new state record false albacore for a long time, but it took even longer for his record application to work through the channels and be approved.
Mike Voytkowski fought his new state record false albacore for a long time, but it took even longer for his record application to work through the channels and be approved.
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