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Stripers are running, and biting, on the Pamlico River
The stripers are making their spring run up the Pamlico River, and the bite is heating up. […]
Sportsman TV
Mountain Trout
Catching mountain trout on the Chattooga River
South Carolina’s Chattooga River is stocked regularly with rainbow and brook trout. This river offers easy access and gives anglers a shot at lots of fish, including an occasional big one. […]
Featured
How to catch more redfish under docks
Fishing under docks can spell trouble for anglers not accustomed to fishing in tight quarters. A lot can go wrong, from errant casts that hang your hooks into the dock’s wood, to having a fish bite and wrap you around a piling, breaking your line. […]
Hog Hunting
Kill wild hogs year-round with these three tips
Finding wild hogs in the Carolinas is relatively simple, but staying on them throughout the entire year poses some challenges. […]
Crappie/Bream
Top tips for catching crappie with jigging spoons
Hop aboard the boat with Chris Bullock of Kerr Lake Crappie and Catfish Guide Service as he shows one of his favorite techniques for catching crappie. […]
Field Notes
Non-slip loop knot
If you want your crankbait, jig, or topwater lure to have lots of side-to-side action, the non-slip loop knot can make it happen. […]
Newsletters
Here’s a unique way to catch sheepshead
Check out this unique way of targeting sheepshead. […]
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. […]
NEW PRODUCTS
Ladder Sticks from Stacked Outdoors
These Ladder Sticks from Stacked Outdoors provide the answer to hunters wondering how to climb a tree easily without putting screws into it. […]
Inshore Fishing
How to catch more speckled trout and redfish in the fall
The fall weather is finally here, which in the Carolinas generally means cold mornings followed by pleasant afternoon weather. And it’s a great time to catch speckled trout and redfish. […]