Fishing is slowing down in much of the state’s freshwater simply because of the weather, but stripers on Lake Hartwell seem to be the best way to go if you want to catch big fish. […]
Summer is the season for bugs: grasshoppers, ants, crickets, inchworms and beetles. Just about any insect that crawls, flies or hops is prime fare for trout. […]
With 100-degree days blanketing most of the state in the past 10 days, the main fishing respite occurs in North Carolina’s mountains. Anglers can put together float-fishing trips and get cool at the same time. […]
Dalton Reams of Sumter summed up a sure-fire way to land a mess of redbreast sunfish on the Lynches River in July. […]
Five Alamance County men caught one of the largest blue catfish ever at John H. Kerr Reservoir on July 4. […]
A layer of fog floated above the water, foreshadowing the humidity that sunrise would bring on a July day. […]
The Roanoke Fly Rod Club has 12 two-man teams; each team uses a particular fly during tournaments, which are held twice a month during warm-weather month. […]
South Carolina has designated 111 miles of the Lynches River as “Wild and Scenic.” […]
Most fly-rod anglers give up after the bluegill bite fades away with the morning shadows, but the fish have merely gone deeper and may have moved to lily pads and other structure away from the bank […]
What do squirrel tails have to do with fishing? A lot, thanks to the Squirrel Tail Program run by the Mepps lure company, which spinners like Aglia and Black Fury that are staples in panfishermen’s tackle boxes. […]
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