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10-year-old angler catches 76-pound Santee catfish
Taking a kid fishing instills in them an attitude of appreciation for the outdoors, but hooking them up to a 76-pound blue catfish is subject to creating an angler for life.
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Pack’s Landing angler makes surprise catch
Christina Watson of Sumter, SC caught a brown trout while fishing Lake Marion out of Packs Landing on April 3, 2016. […]
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Body of missing Lake Murray boater found, identified
A boat capsized on Lake Murray Saturday evening, and while one of the two boaters was able to swim to shore safely, the other died. His body was located by an SCDNR aircraft near Goat Island.
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Bassmaster Elite event coming to Georgetown next week
Casey Ashley, Davy Hite, Andy Montgomery, Britt Myers, Marty Robinson, and Jason Williamson are all hoping for a hometown victory next weekend, or at least a home state victory. […]
Bass Fishing
Jigs are great bass lures, but they are not all created equal
Jigs are a favorite big-fish bait for many bass fishermen, and there are plenty of options when it comes to the choice of shape and size of the lead-and-rubber lures. […]
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Call quietly to lure your next gobbler into range
We sat against giant white pines on the edge of a mountain in the upper portion of Greenville County, my mission to listen to and learn from Charles Hudson of Travelers Rest S.C., who has been hunting turkeys for the better part of 50 years. […]
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Create edges ‘sharp enough to shave’ with this knife sharpener
A dull knife is just plain dangerous, so it’s been one of my lifelong missions to find the perfect knife sharpener. […]
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The best way to protect your outdoor gear
There’s nothing worse than opening up a tackle box and finding the hooks on all your hard-plastic baits rusted. […]
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Upstate hunter kills rare silver phase turkey
Central’s Randall Molloseau and his hunting buddies named their 60-acre Upstate hunting tract “Tesoro Hunting Preserve.” The name is fitting. […]
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Cormorant hunting hits possible roadblock
Are double-crested cormorants the reason for declining fish populations in South Carolina’s waterways? The common consensus among anglers has been a firm “yes” for a number of years, and for the past two years, hunters have been able to legally shoot the birds thanks to a pretty aggressive cormorant hunting policy. […]