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June 5, 2026

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has announced its support for a bill in the state legislature that would legalize Sunday hunting with firearms on private land across North Carolina.

N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission comes out in support of Sunday hunting bill

The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has adopted a resolution supporting a bill that would allow people to hunt on Sundays on private lands. […]

Trolling with crappie-sized baits producing good catches

Phillip Gentry

Spring break wasn’t really spring-like when I took my son Clay, home from college, out for a fishing trip. […]

Robert Lambert of Denton caught this 8.55-pound bass, the biggest ever caught in a Fishers of Men Piedmont Division event, in the March 9 tournament on Lake Tillery.

Denton man catches huge fish, but Seagrove pair wins FOM on Tillery

Tony Garitta

Denton’s Robert Lambert caught the biggest bass in the history of the Fishers of Men Piedmont Division with an 8.55-pound lunker in the March 9 tournament at Lake Tillery. […]

An awful lot of big bass are lurking just outside the shallows at Shearon Harris Lake, ready to move into the shallows.

Veteran guide expects Shearon Harris bass to get cranked up

Craig Holt

With spring-like weather finally warming, one of North Carolina’s best lakes for bass fishing is ready to explode, according to a veteran guide. […]

Black drum have joined red drum hitting a variety of baits around pilings and othe structure in Rantowles Creek.

Reds breaking out of schools, hitting shrimp, Gulp! baits

Brian Cope

Rantowles Creek is a hidden gem in the Lowcountry – a creek in southern Charleston County with easy access from US 17 that opens onto the Intracoastal Waterway, and the fishing there is currently hot for redfish and black drum. […]

A bill introduced in the state house would return the management of black sea bass in state waters to South Carolina.

Bill in state house seeks to return management of inshore black sea bass to state

Pat Robertson

A bill introduced in the S.C. House last week that would return management of black sea bass in state waters to South Carolina has the full support of the Coastal Conservation Association of South Carolina. […]

Mark Stephens (left) and Hunter Hicks won the Carolina Bass Challege on Lake Wylie with more than 23 pounds, taking home $10,500.

Wind, snow don’t bother Lake Wylie pair in big tournament win

Brian Cope

Blowing snow greeted the 187 teams on March 2 when the South Carolina division of the Carolinas Bass Challenge visited Lake Wylie. […]

A hog-hunting trip among five friends last Saturday resulted in a fatality in the Ninety Six area.

Florida man charged in accidental killing of friend on hog-hunting trip near Ninety Six

Pat Robertson

A Florida man hunting wild hogs in Greenwood County was shot and killed Saturday by a fellow hunter from Florida, according to law enforcement officials. […]

Guide Rusty White said bass have moved up into shallow, stained water in creeks and coves on the lower end of Lake Wylie and are hitting a variety of baits.

Look in stained, shallow water and find the mother lode of Lake Wylie bass

Terry Madewell

The dingy waters of Lake Wylie have had a profound but positive impact on the lake’s largemouth bass. […]

Guide Rusty White said Lake Wylie bass have moved into the shallows mid-way back in creeks and are hitting a variety of baits.

Go shallow and dingy for Lake Wylie bass, guide says

Terry Madewell

The dingy waters of Lake Wylie have had a profound but positive impact on the lake’s largemouth bass. Fish are in the shallows and are being caught in quality sizes and excellent numbers. […]