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Chopper blues appear at central N.C. coast
Three years ago Hatteras (chopper) bluefish once again began appearing at North Carolina central coast venues. […]
Fishing
Freshwater Fishing
Where and how, not why
William Sasser, a veteran fishing guide on Clarks Hill Lake, just shrugged his shoulders and remained pretty much speechless.
The list of items that Sasser doesn’t have much to say about is definitely a short one, but ask him why May is such a good time to catch striped bass and their hybridized cousins on the sprawling, 70,000-acre reservoir, and the instantly likeable angler goes silent. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Little Lake, Big Slabs
Lightning may not strike twice in the same place, but the old adage apparently doesn’t apply to crappie fishing. […]
Bass Fishing
Lake of the month: Lake Gaston
Lake Gaston may be the premier largemouth bass lake shared by North Carolina and Virginia. […]
Fishing
The Baitkeeper Cup
Cast farther and more accurately than ever before with the Captain CatchEmAll Baitkeeper Cup. […]
Inshore Fishing
Reds put the feed bag on
May is perhaps one of the most-welcome months for chasing redfish. The weather is warm but not too hot to enjoy, and redfish resume a more predictable feeding behavior. […]
Bass Fishing
Badin striper hotspots
As a rule, Badin stripers will move further toward the dam as the season progresses. Rodney Crisco recommends trying these spots: […]
Fishing
Veranda Pontoon
With patented all-aluminum interlocking floors; all-welded, wood-free deck construction; and a patented, integrated performance wave shield, Veranda pontoons are built to last a lifetime. […]
Bass Fishing
‘City Limits’ paddling
The spring run of striped bass that makes its way up river from the Santee-Cooper lakes into the Congaree River offers a chance at some prime “city limits fishing” in Columbia that would make even Mike Iaconelli envious. […]
Bass Fishing
Why summer fish kills?
Summer fish kills are as perplexing as they are disturbing to witness. A typical reservoir may have uniform temperatures throughout the lake, from top to bottom, for only a short time in the spring and again in the fall. […]