Offshore Fishing
The wahoo ‘rodeo’
Several years ago, Jeff Martini started a tournament to showcase the area’s great wahoo fishing and raise money for charity. […]
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Offshore Fishing
Wahoo salad
Torrence Beavers is a chef who has worked in kitchens in the United States and across the Carribean. […]
Deer Hunting
No changes coming in bear regs
At its July 12 meeting in Raleigh, the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission unanimously voted to approve recommendations for bear management that staff biologists had been working on for two years. […]
Other Hunting
Check Web site for dove-field updates
During the first two weeks of August, biologists with the N.C. Wildlife Resource Commission send information to Raleigh about what’s been planted and is growing at game-lands food plot across the state. […]
Dove
How to hit a dove
The anomaly of mourning doves is they weigh on average only 4 ½ ounces but are one of the most-difficult-to-down game birds in the world. […]
Inshore Fishing
How to tie a haywire twist
When asked what the most-important skill was in learning to catch king mackerel is, Robbie Byrne of The Charleston Angler didn’t hesitate in his answer. […]
Other Hunting
Teach your children well…
Dove hunting has become as much of a social gathering as a hunt over the past 20 years. […]
Inshore Fishing
Caught in the net
Watching a pro throw a cast net is fascinating and a bit humbling experience. Draping part of a 10-foot net over one shoulder, a portion in his mouth and the rest gathered in his hands, he spins and launches it, and it miraculously opens in a perfect circle as it hits the water. […]
Hunting
Eastern North Carolina’s ‘special’ early-season problem
Eastern North Carolina has an early-season problem that deer hunters at other regions don’t experience much — the slithery kind. […]
Inshore Fishing
Go ‘surf’-ing for big reds in the fall
Every September and October, mature “bull” redfish that no longer inhabit shallow estuaries gather nearshore, close to river inlets, to spawn. […]