Deer Hunting
Plant fall food plots early
Throughout the Carolinas, September still feels like summer, and the only tasty foods available to deer are the soybeans and peanut crops on farms. […]
Newsletter
Deer Hunting
Take out juvenile coyotes now
Originally from the great plains, coyotes are battling the feral hog in population increases across the South. […]
Deer Hunting
The sisters-in-law bucks
Jennifer Morris and Nancy “Tootie” Morris have something in common besides living in the tiny Person County community of Moriah: they married brothers. […]
Events & Announcements
Women’s only hunter education course in Charlotte
Ladies, have you wanted to take a hunter education course but didn’t want to feel intimidated or singled out among a room full of men? […]
Featured
Lake Murray catfish biting at night, especially on stink baits
Anglers looking for some catfish action will find it at Lake Murray, especially if they fish at night and use stink bait on the bottom. Channel catfish and blues of various sizes are the two main whiskered-fish that are easy to catch right now, and Leesville’s Tony Alexander said he doesn’t see any sign of the bite slowing down. […]
Deer Hunting
Poachers beware
Things just got a little tougher for South Carolina poachers. Thanks to a grant from QDMA’s Foothills Chapter, the SCDNR has received a new robotic deer decoy which will be used by game enforcement officers to catch illegal hunters. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Drop a dropper on trout
Droppers give fly fishers the advantage of fishing a dry fly and a nymph at the same time, an especially effective measure when it’s not obvious how trout are feeding. […]
Paddling Palmetto
Paddle, herd those sheep
At the end of a long, hot summer, most kayak anglers are agreeable to most anything that will bite. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass fishing tricky this month, but these tips will help
When I was a kid learning to fish, I dreaded September. I used to keep a log of every fish I caught all year, and in September, the number of fish I caught would drop by half. […]
Featured
Shrimp brings hot redfish action to South Carolina’s coastal waters
September is not often described as a great fishing month, a designation usually reserved for the cooler months of October and November when fish really start putting the feed on before the serious cold weather arrives. […]