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The ocean beckons to kayak anglers
Kayak anglers, like old sailors from a 1970s pop song, often yearn for the open ocean. […]
Newsletters
Black drum
How to fish creek mouths on a falling tide
Anglers can catch more fish on the falling tide at the mouths of creeks with these tips. […]
Newsletters
Blue-tagged hybrids on Norman part of WRC study
The NCWRC is asking angler who catch hybrid bass with a blue tag to release these fish. They are part of a study being conducted by the Commission. […]
Columns
Texas Eye jig changes your lure presentation
Over the course of my angling life, I’ve experienced, first-hand, the evolution of tackle within the industry. From NED Rigs and Glide baits to braided line and terminal tackle, with every passing year, something new goes to market that gets us excited about the art of fishing. […]
Columns
Shrimp scampi recipe hits the spot
This has been an unusual year so far, and it’s not over. Hopefully, we are far enough along in the COVID-19 pandemic that folks can enjoy fishing and the outdoors with minimal concerns and restrictions. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Catch a redfish, win a Sea Hunt boat in 2020 CCA STAR
Sign up for this summer’s CCA STAR for your chance to win a $43,000 Sea Hunt boat package with a Yamaha 150 and a Wesco aluminum trailer. […]
NEW PRODUCTS
Evolved Pro-Gro food-plot seed
Sportsmen who are committed to improving the land where they hunt through food plots aren’t necessarily the best farmers, so every little bit of help they can get is great. […]
Columns
Social-distancing on the Nantahala
Social-distancing was a natural practice for trout fishers long before the Corvid-19 pandemic. If another fisher gets within seeing distance, it’s considered an intrusion. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Border bounty: fat June speckled trout
The numbers of speckled trout around the border between North Carolina and South Carolina this month usually aren’t quite as high as they get during the fall, but many are big sows laden with eggs. […]
Columns
Forest management can be beneficial to wildlife
Timber thinning is beneficial to wildlife and to land managers. Promoting the growth of ground-level forage is one very important benefit. […]