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Sportsmen love this kind of jewelry
The one piece of jewelry that many sportsmen and sportswomen would love to own comes off the leg of a duck or goose. […]
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Inshore Fishing
Want to fish a tournament? Choose your poison
A handful of redfish tournament trails serve North Carolina fishermen. […]
Deer Hunting
It makes scents to him
Randy Lambert doesn’t consider using lures or scents as a big part of his deer-hunting program, with one exception. […]
Inshore Fishing
Customizing lures for redfish
Rennie Clark likes to customize fishing lures for his guide trips and tournaments. He often changes hooks and split rings and if he gets caught up or has a day-off, he’ll change colors, too. […]
Bass Fishing
Baits for brush piles
So you’ve got your brush piles set up and now it’s time to reap the benefits of your labor. What are the best lures to use around brush piles? […]
Inshore Fishing
Red drum specifics
Red drum, sciaenops ocellatus, are also called redfish, puppy drum, spot-tail bass, channel bass and spot-tail drum. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Monticello particulars
Lake Monticello is about 6 miles long and covers around 6,700 acres. It was created in 1978 as a pumped storage facility managed by South Carolina Electric and Gas (SCE&G) to provide cooling water for a single-unit nuclear reactor; its outflow goes directly into Parr Reservoir. […]
Inshore Fishing
Can artificial lures outfish live bait?
When speckled trout are in feeding modes like they normally are this time of year, artificial lures can be more productive than live bait. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Drift with your outboard in reverse
William Attaway does do some things differently from most fishermen on Lake Monticello, which is one reason he catches a lot of fish. […]
Inshore Fishing
Don’t overlook shrimp imposters
During the fall, the Pamlico Sound and its western tributaries fill up with hungry speckled trout. […]