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July 2, 2026

Jon and Ellis Cannon of Chapin won the Southern Crappie Tournament Trail’s season-ending tournament on Lake Hartwell with a 2-day catch of better than 25 pounds.

Hite grabs BASS win at Pickwick

Davy Hite of Ninety Six took home his eighth BASS tournament title in early April by winning a Bassmaster Elite event on Alabama’s Lake Pickwick. […]

This image compares the formation of lead sulfate deposits on battery plates over a simulated four-year period when recharged with a pulse charger (top row) or with a good conventional charger (bottom row).

Do your batteries die or are they killed?

Allan Tarvid

Industry experts say that excessive sulfation can stop batteries from working long before their internal components wear out. […]

The Bradley Fork is one of dozens of excellent trout streams in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Park streams offer anglers plenty

Robert Satterwhite

If you don’t mind crowds, head for the Davidson, the Tuckasegee, the Nantahala and South Toe rivers. […]

Jason’s Lake on Botany Bay WMA is a great place for kayakers, especially youngsters, to try out some great fish from a kayak or canoe.

Botany Bay has plenty for paddlers

Phillip Gentry

In 2008, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources acquired Botany Bay Plantation, a 4,630-acre tract of land on the northern boundary of Edisto Island adjacent to the North Edisto River. […]

Capt. John Fuss and Stan Jones admire a Wando River redfish.

Charleston Harbor: No Fuss fishing

Jeff Dennis

One of the easiest access points to the mouth of the Wando and Cooper rivers is the Charleston Harbor Marina. […]

Tailrace action is a nice change

Davy Hite

I had four really good days back in April, fishing in a Bassmaster Elite series tournament on Lake Pickwick in Alabama. […]

Guide Brad Taylor loves the approach of summer, because it means a great night-time crappie bite.

Night Time = Right Time

Phillip Gentry

The first day of June marks a turning point for fishermen who call Lake Murray home. […]

The game-fish bill that would protect spotted seatrout, red drum and striped bass from harvest by commercial netters could be delayed in this session of the North Carolina General Assembly legislature by political maneuvering over the 2011 budget bill.

Political games could doom game-fish bill

Craig Holt

North Carolina Sportsman has learned House Bill 353, which would give game-fish status to red drum, spotted seatrout and striped bass, may not receive a hearing or be put to a vote at the current session of the North Carolina General Assembly. […]

Angler Cantey Smith with a cobia from 5/22/11

Cobia added to list of fish on watch list

Pat Robertson

State health officials have warned fishermen in South Carolina that while eating fish is good, some species should not be consumed very often. […]

Jason Rackley said most of the bass he catches at Lake Michie in June will be in a postspawn pattern.

Lowdown on Local Lunkers

Mike Zlotnick

It happens every day around the Triangle. Boats are hitched, tackle is loaded and anglers head to one of the Big Three: Jordan Lake, Falls of the Neuse Lake or Shearon Harris Lake. […]