Contrary to popular belief, blue catfish are not just bottom-feeders. Once the lowest layer of water is depleted of oxygen in late summer, big blues have to change their game plan. […]
This time of year, anglers can expect to see schooling activity from Lake Hartwell stripers and hybrids, especially in the afternoons. […]
Trout anglers can experience good-to-great fishing now through November in North Carolina’s high country, according to a Bryson City guide. […]
Lexington’s Maynard Edwards, a veteran High Rock Lake guide, is always tinkering with new ideas to catch fish. This month, he came up with a doozy. […]
Refusing to be ignored as one of North Carolina’s premier trophy catfish destinations, Lake Gaston unveiled another monster last Friday. […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission resumed stocking Hatchery Supported trout waters this week after receiving confirmation that trout from Armstrong State Fish Hatchery in Marion and Setzer State Fish Hatchery in Brevard tested negative for whirling disease, a disorder affecting trout. […]
Hot weather and great catfish action have always gone hand-in-hand, but the sizzling summer sun sometimes puts a damper on the fun factor. But not if you fish at night. […]
August may be known as the dog days, but it’s actually a great time for cats, too, especially the big blues and flatheads of the Santee Cooper. Excellent largemouth and bream action on both lakes also provide opportunities if you know where and how to find them. […]
When guide Preston Harden excitedly tells one of his fishing parties to “Get ready, here they come,” you’d better be close to your rod, because somebody’s rod — often several rods — are about to take a nosedive. […]
Free-lining is a natural presentation of either live or live bait. Rigs can be as simple as a line with a hook on the end. […]
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