Deer Hunting
Greensboro hunter downs huge Guilford County 10
Ryan Long of Greensboro, N.C. killed a trophy 10-point buck in Guilford County on opening day of the 2019 archery season. […]
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Catfish
Drifting is a great technique for catfishing
Drifting for catfish is a very successful method of catching catfish of all sizes, but it can be a disaster if not using the right steps. […]
Inshore Fishing
It’s time to catch the fish of your lifetime
It’s time for anglers to get on the water and catch the biggest fish of their life. […]
Crappie/Bream
Whack winter Waccamaw River crappie
The Waccamaw River: a sleeper crappie destination for winter Carolina anglers. […]
Crappie/Bream
Straight-down tactics for winter crappie
When crappie go deep during extremely cold weather to find suitable water conditions, try this vertical trolling tactic. […]
Bass Fishing
Don’t miss Santee’s February bass bite
Many anglers wait for March to break out their tackle, but they’re missing out on some great action, especially for the gigantic bass that cruise Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Tar River shad run cranks up in February
Shad fishing in eastern North Carolina is in full swing during February, and the Tar River and its tributaries are great spots to catch your share of hickory shad as well as American shad. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Winter redfish are biting in Fort Fisher bays
The bays around Fort Fisher are perfect spots for winter redfish. It’s a great place for anglers to target because the water is shallow, warms quickly, and offers safe haven for gamefish. […]
Fishing Hotspots
Wahoo! It’s time to head offshore
It’s tough to beat the wahoo bite this time of year when fishing out of Little River Inlet. They key is finding tight temperature breaks along the Gulf Stream. […]
Bass Fishing
Cooper River bass on deep-water structure
While many anglers fish the shallows of the Cooper River for bass during February, most anglers will have more success if they concentrate on structure in deeper areas of this lowcountry river. […]