The Tuckaseegee River is famous on its own as a fishing destination in western North Carolina, but often overlooked are four small impoundments on the East Fork of the river, the “Four Remote Gems” – Wolf Creek Lake, Tanasee Creek Lake, Bear Creek Lake and Cedar Cliff Lake. […]
If there is ever a time for anglers to visit the southern end of the Grand Strand, this is it. From Murrells Inlet’s jetty rocks to the marshes behind Garden City Beach, the annual run of speckled trout has arrived, and in a big way. […]
When James Diesfeld III of Sanford walked into the woods in Moore County the afternoon of Oct. 31, he was hoping to see a nice deer, but didn’t expect to have an encounter with the deep-woods gobblin that came to call. […]
Catching crappie is no problem at Lake Murray these days – as long as you can find them. […]
Catching crappie is no problem at Lake Murray these days – as long as you can find them. […]
While bass fishing has waned somewhat across the state, trout fishing at streams in the northwestern counties of North Carolina continues to be active. […]
There’s an old saying that it’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good. […]
High-sky, bluebird days are beautiful, but they don’t necessarily equate to better fishing. Take stripers on Lake Hartwell, for instance. It seems the bite has been better on overcast days. […]
Trout on Lake Jocassee seem to be in a holding pattern, waiting for the water to turn colder. That doesn’t mean, however, that you can’t catch them.
According to Capt. Steve Pietrykowski of Fishki Business, the trout fishing is a little slow, but it’s definitely going to pick up sometime soo.
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After Hurricane Sandy’s winds, waves, rain and beach- and road-eating waves, the main problem for fishermen on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore is lack of access. […]
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