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May 25, 2026

South Carolina hunters are allowed to take two deer daily in most locations.

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Whitetail deer are elusive animals with highly developed survival skills. It is a great achievement when a hunter takes a deer in a fair-chase hunting situation. […]

Relatively few bucks will be taken during primitive weapons seasons in eastern North Carolina, leaving plenty for gun hunters.

October’s 3 F’s: Food, frost & females

Jeff Burleson

As autumn arrives in North Carolinas, hunters in the Eastern deer section get the first shot at a trophy buck, while the rest of the state’s hunters are still launching razor-tipped arrows. […]

The two rivers that outline Edisto Island are full of redfish.

It’s not exactly a civil war, but if you’re headed to Edisto Island to catch redfish this fall, you need to decide which side you’re on. The North Edisto and South Edisto rivers, they’re similar only by name. They fish as different as night and day. […]

Some of the best public deer hunting in eastern North Carolina takes place in Angola Bay and Holly Shelter game lands.

The Eastern Deer Duo

Mike Marsh

Along a sandy road winding through a wiregrass ridge shaded by longleaf pines, a pickup truck parked. […]

Bill Peagler, the mayor of Moncks Corner, poses with one of his ‘bean field constituents’ at Blackbrier Plantation.

Plant it, and they will come

Phillip Gentry

The images on the trail camera didn’t lie. Silhouetted against the waning moonlight were three definite shooter bucks, two of which may be destined for record-book status, based on the expansive antlers encased in velvet. […]

Flounder are aggessive enough to hit live bait and artificials through October.

Marching Orders

Dan Kibler

There are no caissons, no buglers or regimental flags. No cities have been ransacked along the way, no crops put to the torch. Still, there’s a march to the sea every autumn along South Carolina’s coastline that’s more predictable than Gen. Sherman’s little walkabout almost 150 years ago. […]

The fall spot run will draw fishermen from across North Carolina to ocean piers.

Right on the Spot!

Mike Marsh

A crisp wind out of the northeast forced dozens of anglers standing along the wooden rails to cinch down the hoods of their jackets, raincoats and sweatshirts. […]

Gary Dubiel shows off the kind of flounder he expects to catch this month in the Neuse and Trent rivers near New Bern.

Flounder with a side of reds

Mike Marsh

Now that fall has arrived, fishermen are swarming to saltwater. While some of the more expansive waters of the Neuse River downstream from New Bern receive all of the publicity during the summer when giant red drum and torpedoing tarpon are making the biggest splash, these bigger gamefish will be moving out of the river by September. […]

King mackerel invade the nearshore waters out of Charleston in September, resulting in plenty of nice fish like this one.

Autumn Royalty

Phillip Gentry

The murky waters of the Intracoastal Waterway were a poor substitute for the blue serenity that awaited over the horizon for Capt. Robert Olsen and the crew of Knot@Work Fishing Charters. […]

Public dove fields, many planted in corn, sunflowers and other grains, are scattered across the state to attract doves.

Doing the Dove Dance

Craig Holt

The best dove hunt floating on top of my memory happened when I was about 12 or 13 years old. My dad and about a dozen of his friends drove to an Alamance County farm. […]