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Look for Kerr Lake crappie to stay deep until water warms considerably
Unusually cold weather notwithstanding, crappie fishermen who want to land the biggest fish of the year should consider visiting John H. Kerr Reservoir. […]
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Scotland Neck area is hot spot on Roanoke River for annual shad run
Despite last week’s cool temperatures, the shad run in the Roanoke River is still going strong. […]
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Santee Cooper striper run has finally kicked off
What a difference a couple of days can make in terms of a striper run. […]
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Try Santee Cooper tailraces for great shad, herring action
While nonexistent to some and highly-anticipated by others, the late winter shad and herring run along the coastal fringe brings many anglers out of hiding. […]
Freshwater Fishing
March is breakout month
Fishing is certainly a year-round activity on the Santee Cooper lakes, but March is the month when there is literally something biting for almost everyone. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Deep Creek is a jewel of a stream for trout anglers
Deep Creek is a hotspot for springtime anglers ready to match wits with some nice rainbow trout in a picturesque setting. […]
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Trolling with crappie-sized baits producing good catches
Spring break wasn’t really spring-like when I took my son Clay, home from college, out for a fishing trip. […]
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Lower end of Lake Norman has been hot spot for stripers, spots, white perch
Even as winter weather continues to dominate most of North Carolina, fishing success has increased at some freshwater venues, including Lake Norman. […]
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Multiple-rod tactics producing lots of Lake Greenwood crappie
Despite cooler and sometimes rainy weather, March is ushering in the spawning ritual for crappie on Lake Greenwood. […]
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Crappie fishing at Lake Murray has blasted off in mouth of creeks
A full stringer-limit of slab crappie will make a “crappies are biting” believer out of anyone, and guide Brad Taylor of Batesburg is making that crappie-catching connection at Lake Murray. […]