Fishing
SCDNR acquires 1,757 acres in northern Greenville County for hunting, fishing
The SCDNR has acquired over 1700 acres in northern Greenville County, which will provide new hunting and fishing opportunities for the public. […]
Fishing
Mountain Trout
Hatchery-supported trout waters closing temporarily March 1
Western N.C.’s hatchery-supported trout waters will close from March 1 through April 6 so the NCWRC can perform stocking in preparation for 2019’s opening day. […]
Content
Catch winter reds off beaches on North Carolina’s central coast
Beaches along North Carolina’s central coast fill with huge schools of redfish in cold months. Use these lessons for plenty of action. […]
Crappie/Bream
Straight-down tactics for winter crappie
When crappie go deep during extremely cold weather to find suitable water conditions, try this vertical trolling tactic. […]
Bass Fishing
Don’t miss Santee’s February bass bite
Many anglers wait for March to break out their tackle, but they’re missing out on some great action, especially for the gigantic bass that cruise Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion. […]
Bass Fishing
Catch North Carolina’s river-running striped bass
Striped bass warm up the winter for anglers in North Carolina’s coastal rivers. […]
Columns
Is it time yet for the big move?
February starts off cold on the Santee Cooper lakes, but as the month progresses, temperatures warm, pushing fish into an early spring pattern. […]
Bass Fishing
Big smallmouths are ready to feed up on Fontana Lake
Fishermen on North Carolina’s Fontana Lake have a great chance of catching their biggest smallmouth bass ever. […]
Bass Fishing
David Fritts, Davy Hite inducted into Bass Fishing Hall of Fame
Two anglers from the Carolinas, David Fritts and Davy Hite, have been named as 2019 inductees into the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Georgetown reds have plenty of places to roam in winter
Anglers can find redfish in large schools in the Georgetown, S.C. area in February, and the fish are willing to bite, especially at high tide. Live bait is a great choice, but soft plastics will also work well on most days. […]