Fishing
Take care of tackle; it’ll take care of you
Fishing tackle that’s used consistently requires periodic examinations, service and occasional repairs. That’s about as simple and straight-forward as it can be said. […]
Fishing
Freshwater Fishing
How to get Reel with your Line
Fishing line gets a lot of wear during the course of a fishing day. […]
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Deep End of the Pool
Even without the fishing, the scenery around Lake Jocassee is breathtaking. […]
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Bonanza of Blewett Slabs
It is the lake that nobody has ever heard of.
Well, not exactly. […]
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Red Hot Winter
We could see dozens of broad-shouldered, copper-plated fish zipping frantically past our hull in the transparent salt creek. […]
Backlashes
Sportsmen not likely to forget
As I’ve gotten older, I’ve watched many of the treasured qualities of youth erode. Can’t turn on a fastball; takes me longer to read the newspaper; can’t play hoops at the YMCA for two hours and skip lunch. […]
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Chill Out for Winter Specks
Other than catching them, one of the best aspects of chasing speckled trout in winter is the best bite often occurs from noon through mid afternoon. […]
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Specks at night provide hot bite
Although the weather is more benign during spring, summer and fall, February offers the best chances to catch ‘gator specks at North Carolina’s Crystal Coast (Morehead City-Atlantic Beach-Cape Lookout) area, said guide David Dietzler of Cape Lookout Charters (252-240-2850, www.capelookoutcharters.com, ddietzler@ec.rr.com). […]
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Redfish biting — when the wind isn’t
Given that it’s almost February, Capt. Todd Stamps of MyFish.com in Charleston is pretty happy with the redfish action he’s seeing.
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Hartwell spitting out good stripers, hybrids
Neil Culbreath wasn’t expecting much when he left his home in Spartanburg this past Tuesday morning, heading for Lake Hartwell.
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