Crappie/Bream
Randleman Lake crappie crashes into truck
Barry Poff was driving his Ward Transport and Logistics truck on I-73 crossing Randleman Lake near High Point, N.C. when a crappie smacked into his windshield. […]
Newsletters
Flounder
SC flounder bill calls for hike to fishing license fees
A new flounder bill is moving its way through South Carolina’s lawmaking process. If passed, the bill will increase fishing license fees, decrease the daily creel limit, and increase the minimum size limit. […]
Inshore
Weekly fishing report for the Outer Banks
As spring weather continues to warm the ocean temperatures around North Carolina’s Outer Banks, the fishing report gets better and better. […]
Newsletters
Photo of the Week: Taylor Thomas
Taylor Thomas and his Sumter County turkey hunt is the Carolina Sportsman Photo of the Week for the third full week of April 2021. […]
Newsletters
Species spotlight: redfish
Anglers enjoy catching redfish for many reasons. They reach huge sizes, and are a joy to catch. And the slot-sized onles also make a tasty meal. […]
Deer Hunting
No Chronic Wasting Disease detected in NC deer herd
North Carolina has no detected cases of Chronic Wasting Disease in the state’s whitetail deer herd, which is great news for N.C. hunters, wildlife lovers, and conservationists. […]
Hunting Reports
SC Game Wardens have been busy busting poachers
Game wardens across the Carolinas have a tough job, but it’s made a little easier with the help of the public. […]
Black Sea Bass
Black sea bass season opens May 15, 2021 north of Cape Hatteras
The recreational black sea bass season north of Cape Hatteras will open on May 15, 2021 and run through the end of the year. […]
Crappie/Bream
Catching spawning crappie with Wild Life Adventures
The crappie are spawning across the Carolinas, and Sam Seamster with Wild Life Adventures shows us how he’s catching them. […]
Cobia
Cobia season opens May 1 in N.C. waters
As North Carolina’s 2021 recreational cobia season opens on May 1, anglers need to know that some updated limits are in place. […]