Fishing
Keep and learn from log books
Before Christmas, I was talking to a friend, Jamie McCallum of Dillon, about an upcoming coastal striper fishing trip for January or February. […]
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Santee Spring
Nothing’s finer than bass fishing at Carolina’s No. 1 largemouth destination. […]
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April is hawg huntin’ time
The key to being able to go bass fishing and consistently locate fish is to pay attention to season patterns, and one pattern that is dominant across South Carolina in April is the spawn. […]
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Dukes of Swirl
Another mild winter and April’s warming weather should trigger a feeding frenzy by specks that seem to be getting larger each season. […]
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Another Cat’s Meow
Lake Hartwell’s reputation for stripers, hybrids and largemouth bass is well known, but some anglers take advantage of its super-size catfish. […]
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Future Fisherman Foundation Offers Grant
Alexandria, VA – The Future Fisherman Foundation (FFF) has $200,000 available in grant funding for physical education teachers who incorporate fishing and boating education into their curricula, offering up to $5,000 individual grants to help foster active leisure lifestyles and ethical attitudes about the outdoors. […]
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Queen Triggerfish Record Topped
During the remarkable winter weather of early January, Marc Heiden, 41, of Florence, SC caught a 9-pound, 5.12-ounce Queen Triggerfish to claim the new state record for the species. […]
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Inaugural NCS/SCS North Myrtle Beach Fishing School is Big Success
The hundred or so fishermen, who spent February 25 at the First Annual N. Myrtle Beach Fishing School hosted by North Carolina and South Carolina Sportsman Magazines, got all they bargained for and more during the busy day. […]
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Cover: March 2006 (NC)
Tar Heel eyes turn to the tastiest fish that swims. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass, anglers get Marching orders
March is a great month to bass fish, and it’s not just because I’ve been stuck inside for a couple of months or because I’m getting tired of bundling up like an Eskimo to get out on the water. […]