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Sweet, home Alabama rig
The Alabama rig, aka A-rig, debuted in 2012 after a pro bass fishermen used it to win a big tournament on Alabama’s Lake Guntersville. […]
Waterfowl & Duck Hunting
Ducks
Old-school tactics still produce
There’s no disputing that a life-like decoy spread is often the difference between a limit of ducks and going home wanting. […]
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Join a real band of brothers
Killing a banded goose is a thrill to most waterfowlers, and less than one of every 1,000 geese killed in South Carolina is banded. […]
Geese
Don’t be afraid to wave the flag for wary geese
Sometimes, placing decoys out isn’t enough to lure in a flock of Canada geese. This is especially true when several groups are scattered throughout numerous fields within sight of each other. […]
Geese
Better late than never
South Carolina’s late goose season is longer than any other waterfowl season. […]
Ducks
Kill more ducks by adding motion to decoy spreads
You’ll kill more ducks if you add some type of movement to your decoy spreads. […]
Geese
Join a real band of brothers
Killing a banded goose is a thrill to most waterfowlers, and less than one of every 1,000 geese killed in South Carolina is banded. […]
Greener Pastures
Look for big duck moves
While it may be the first month of the year, it is the last opportunity to sit in a blind and take down a limit of ducks. […]
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January cast and blast – The Albemarle and Pamlico sounds are two great spots for a cast-and-blast double-play in January
While winter bears down on North Carolina, the Albemarle and Pamlico sounds play host to a combination of fins and feathers that’s sure to light a fire under any sportsman. […]
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Up the ante on late-season ducks
When South Carolina duck hunters take to the water for the short opening segment of the season around Thanksgiving, if the ducks are around, the hunting is relatively easy. […]