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Save the Stripers
History doesn’t record the name of the first angler to catch a striped bass from the Santee-Cooper system. […]
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Bruiser Bream
A good bird dog could not have gone on point any better.
Chuck Porter leaned forward, nose in the air, and turned his head slightly. […]
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Goose Creek Youth Fishing Event May 5
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will be hosting a youth fishing event Saturday, May 5th at the Goose Creek Municipal Complex pond from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All area youth 16 years and younger are invited to participate. […]
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Star Pond action cranks up
Star Fort Pond near Ninety Six in Greenwood County opened for the season last week, and anglers are likely to find success immediately at the 27-acre water.
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Appalachian Angler Plans Free Fly-fishing Clinic
BOONE — The Appalachian Angler will host “Fly for Free,” a free fly-fishing workshop at the Watauga River across from the Angler shop off N.C. 105 and Old Shulls Mill Rd near Boone. […]
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Agencies Clarify Rule for Bait Herring
RALEIGH, N.C. – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and the Division of Marine Fisheries want anglers to know they can still use river herring (alewife and blueback herring) for bait as long as those herring are not taken from coastal rivers and sounds. […]
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Natural Bait Exemption Law Repealed
RALEIGH, N.C. – The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission reminds anglers that effective January 1, 2007 there is no longer a license exemption for fishing with natural bait in their county of residence and that they now must have a fishing license. […]
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Cover: April 2007 (NC) – Freshwater
When it comes to crappie fishing, one man’s trash can be an angler’s treasure. […]
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Trout in the Clouds
The Friday before Easter last year was an incredible day for outdoor activities, especially trout fishing at the creeks draining the high mountains of extreme western North Carolina. […]
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Crappies on the Trashy Side
Once upon a time, it was a pile of limbs and vines that a guy had cut around the bank of his lakeside lot in Bluestone Creek, one of the many major tributary creeks that feed John H. Kerr (aka Buggs Island) Reservoir. […]