The Fish Park
With each twitch of his wrist, Howard Vainright chugged the Bang-O-Lure across the calm surface of the woodland pond in River Park North. […]
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With each twitch of his wrist, Howard Vainright chugged the Bang-O-Lure across the calm surface of the woodland pond in River Park North. […]
July can be a really good month for bass fishermen in North Carolina, but the one thing you need to understand is that you definitely can’t fish the same way the last of the month that you fished the first of the month. […]
Few places exist where you can fish for trout with elk looking over your shoulder, and few western North Carolina streams contain more brook trout than rainbows or brown trout. […]
Terry Madewell is one of my good buddies, a writer for South Carolina Sportsman who is good at catching or killing just about anything that appears in the SCDNR’s regulations digest. […]
Marion F. “Ramrod” Hall figures Tony Milam and Michael “Chubb” Reaves may owe him one. […]
In the world of sportfishing, there are certain classes of fish. At the tippy top of the elite A-list are billfish, those fish that must be reeled in with the pinky of the reeling hand outstretched just so. […]
A lot of fisherman in the Carolinas go both ways — that is, they target both freshwater and saltwater species of fish throughout the year. […]
Nobody said getting a gamefish bill for red drum, spotted seatrout and striped bass passed by the North Carolina General Assembly and signed into law by the governor would be easy. […]
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