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Davidson’s Dilemma
Ask any dedicated North Carolina fly fisherman about the Davidson River, and you’re likely to get a strongly opinionated reply. […]
Freshwater Fishing
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Rocking at the Roanoke
It was late afternoon with daylight growing dimmer by the minute. Most fishermen were busy loading boats onto trailers after spending a day along the Roanoke River. […]
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Cover: March 2008 (NC) – Freshwater
Experts reveal their secrets of early-season bass fishing success at John H. Kerr Reservoir. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Trout opener will be different
Opening day of the hatchery-supported fishing season will be a bit different this year.
Anglers should see more trout during March, April and May and fewer trout in the hot summer months. […]
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Snow Foolin’
He wasn’t looking forward to a six-hour drive through the mountains on slippery, snow-covered roads, but Bryan Shilbett is a dedicated trout fisherman who never fails to show up for opening day of Cherokee’s pay-to-fish trout season. […]
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Toothy Subjects
It was the perfect day for casting last March.
The sun was bright and there was no wind except a breeze generated by a fast boat moving at planing speed. The water surface was as smooth as glass and the depths below nearly as clear. […]
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The Point is Stripers
Spreading across more than 32,000 surface acres, Lake Norman is a pretty big place. […]
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Cover: March 2008 (SC) – Freshwater
March is prime tie to catch slab-sized crappie on Lake Wateree. We provide the tactics. […]
Freshwater Fishing
High and dirty can mean big trout
The month of March is often accompanied by high water in the area’s trout streams and rivers. […]
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Shad Run Catfish
Even though winter never really gets a good grip on the Lowcountry, the lengthening days of March have a feel to them like none other on the calendar. […]