Fishing
And now, it’s showtime!
For many anglers, January is a time to get some annual maintenance done on their boats. For others, it’s too cold to spend much time on the water, but that doesn’t mean fishing is no longer on their minds. […]
Fishing
Bass Fishing
Time for another chapter
I have been fishing as a full-time professional for 23 years, and several weeks ago, as many of you might have heard, I decided it was time to bring that career to a close. […]
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Cover: January 2017 – Slab
It isn’t spring yet, but crappie fishing will be on fire at Lake Wylie and Jordan Lake this month. Also, don’t pass up the chance to catch trophy stripers at South Carolina’s Lake Richard Russell. […]
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Cover: January 2017 – Striper
It isn’t spring yet, but crappie fishing will be on fire at Lake Wylie and Jordan Lake this month. Also, don’t pass up the chance to catch trophy stripers at South Carolina’s Lake Richard Russell. […]
Bass Fishing
Storm’s Arashi Spinbait
What looks like a topwater prop bait but isn’t because it does its work underwater to entice suspending bass? […]
Fishing
Most important fish in the sea needs your help
Atlantic menhaden are referred to as the most important fish in the sea in large part due to their importance in the diet of many marine predators. Managing Atlantic menhaden for maximum abundance rather than maximum yield is a critical first step in marine ecosystems management. […]
Fishing
Portable emergency power for your boat
If you have never turned your boat or tow vehicle’s ignition key only to have it do absolutely nothing, you should be both wary and happy. […]
Bass Fishing
James’ smallmouth bass will gang up on main-lake points through January
When it gets cold, serious fishermen don’t stay home; they find a fish to target that likes cold weather. At least that’s the tactic that guide Colt Bass of Colt Bass Fishing uses. […]
Bass Fishing
Belews’ drop-shot bass don’t know it’s really winter
While fishermen may shiver because of winter weather, the largemouth and spotted bass in Belews Lake think it’s spring. The hot-water discharge from the Belews Creek Steam Station keeps the water temperature in the 60s and 70s, which makes the bass bite better. […]
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Lowcountry reds are there for the picking in early winter
South Carolina anglers will have no trouble finding redfish in the Lowcountry this month. Getting them to bite, however, will take a little more patience and finesse than at other times of the year. […]
