Inshore Fishing
Charleston’s Military Appreciation Day is Oct. 12
The Military Appreciation Day fishing event for Charleston will be held Oct. 12, 2019 out of Freehouse Brewery on the Ashley River. […]
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Deer Hunting
Hunting opportunity for military veterans
Cowden Plantation and the SCDNR are holding two hunts for veterans to honor the memory of Spc. Thomas Caughman. […]
Fishing
NCWRC adds 250 fish attractors to Harris Reservoir
Harris Reservoir anglers have more fishing opportunities thanks to a project the NCWRC is heading, which recently added 250 fish attractors to the body of water. […]
Alligator
Hunting trio has killed numerous 12-foot gators
The team from Carolina Crazy Outdoors has a knack for killing big gators, especially at Santee. […]
Inshore Fishing
Yeah Right Charters fishing report from Southport
Multiple species of fish are biting out of Southport, N.C. as the fish begin feeding up for the winter. […]
Mountain Trout
N.C.’s Delayed Harvest trout waters open Oct. 1
Oct. 1 marks the beginning of North Carolina’s Delayed Harvest Trout Waters regulations on 36 streams throughout the state. […]
Deer Hunting
Rockingham County hunter bags two trophy bucks
After killing the biggest deer of his life on Sept. 18 in Rockingham County, N.C., Scott Taylor killed an even bigger buck two days later. […]
Alligator
Lancaster gator hunters kill massive Santee beast
It was the first ever gator hunt for all five men Jonathan Cox of Lancaster and four others killed a gargantuan gator at Santee’s upper lake on Sept. 14. The 12-foot, 10-inch beast weighed more
Deer Hunting
Tory Pegg’s 31-point buck is new N.C. state record
Buckmasters has named Tory Pegg’s 31-point nontypical Guilford County buck the new North Carolina state record in the irregular compound bow hunting category. […]
Deer Hunting
Hunter bags two mature bucks on Lowcountry hunt
On the most unique hunting trip he’s ever experienced, Mark Haslam killed two mature bucks just minutes apart, then watched even more mature bucks casually pass in front of him for the next hour. […]