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Five-bearded gobbler falls to Carolina hunter
Marcus Allen of Roanoke Rapids, N.C. killed a five-bearded, Northampton County gobbler on Easter Sunday during a hunt that started off slow as molasses. […]
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Carolina hunter bags 5-bearded gobbler
Jake Flowers killed a trophy gobbler in Duplin County, N.C. on Saturday, April 11. The big bird weighed 21 pounds, carried 1 5/8-inch spurs, and had five beards that totaled 43 inches. […]
Bass Fishing
Inspirational message from bass pro Brian Latimer
Brian Latimer of Belton, S.C. is a successful bass tournament angler with numerous top 10 finishes, including a first-place finish on the FLW Tour. But his career has had some bumps along the way. […]
Fishing
Charter captains allowed to operate from closed ramps
North Carolina charter captains are allowed to use closed boat ramps closed due to COVID-19 because they qualify as essential businesses along with commercial fishermen. […]
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Youth huntress drops six-bearded gobbler
Lilly Hammonds killed a trophy gobbler this past Friday. The bird had six beards that measured 38 inches total. […]
Fishing Hotspots
It’s time for topwater specks at Murrells Inlet
Try these proven tips from Murrells Inlet angler J Baish to catch your share of speckled trout on topwater lures in the spring. […]
Crappie/Bream
Waccamaw River slabs are biting in full force
Don’t overlook this coastal river when searching for a hot crappie bite in the spring. […]
Bass Fishing
Dredge the bass jungle with weedless topwater lures
The bass spawn invigorates anglers across the country, and while many will be pitching soft plastics to bedding fish or casting search baits in staging areas, many overlook topwater baits. […]
Events & Announcements
TAG Boats making intubation shields for medical personnel
Charleston boat manufacturer TAG Boats has teamed up with a lowcountry engineer to make no-cost intubation shields to help medical personnel safely treat COVID-19 patients. […]
Fishing
SCDNR performing trammel net surveys
The SCDNR performs trammel net surveys, giving fisheries biologists a look at trends in fish populations in certain areas. […]