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School’s In!
Of all the things surrounding the back-to-school craze in September, striper fishing falls somewhere down the list, behind buying school supplies, meeting the teacher, or even football games. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Freshwater Fishing
Why size doesn’t always matter
The Upstate’s backcountry can open the door to some outstanding trout-fishing adventures. The small streams offer tranquility and solitude that is often missing from most fishing destinations in today’s crowded, hectic world. The size of the fish will be nothing to brag about, but at some point, you may come to the realization that the rugged and beautiful scenery is the real catch. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Brookie catches still permitted
The majority of brook trout streams in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park will remain open to catch-and-keep fishing at least for another year. […]
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Star-Kissed Catfish
The Cape Fear River lowlands become unbearably hot each summer. […]
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Carolina Crankin’ Kings
In the North Carolina county of Davidson, the welcoming signs rightfully could say “Welcome to Crankbait Country.” […]
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“Sub-Tropical” Trout
The lower Saluda River is certainly the most improbable of South Carolina’s trout streams. […]
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Cover: July 2007 (NC) – Freshwater
Get crankin’ for more bass this summer, especially at Kerr Lake. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Hot, dry weather affects trout
Summer 2007 in the mountains is shaping up as hot and dry. Stream levels are low, and water is crystal clear, certainly not the best conditions for trout fishing. […]
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High-Country Heaven
Noland Creek in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Swain County is typical of hundreds of prime trout streams that crisscross the park — remote, scenic and full of trout. […]
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Cover: July 2007 (SC)
Learn this technique to put plenty crappie in the boat this month. […]