With many sportsmen drawn to the woods and duck blinds, diehard fishermen along the coast know they have will have fewer boats to contend with during a sizzling-hot redfish bite in North Inlet. […]
Anglers looking to catch magnum-sized freshwater fish should think about visiting John H. Kerr Reservoir (aka Buggs Island) for blue and flathead catfish. […]
Nathan Isner of Julian started getting regular trail-cam photos of a huge, non-typical buck on some land in southern Guilford County late in the summer. He admitted later, he was a bit shocked. […]
There is no longer an acceptable reason not to enjoy winter outdoor activities because of cold feet. Whether your favorite winter activity is fishing or hunting, a walk in the woods, or sitting in the bleachers at a football playoff game, ThermaCELL Heated Insoles are the solution that will transform how you spend time outdoors by keeping your feet toasty warm. […]
A Wake County superior court judge has granted a temporary injunction prohibiting the taking of coyotes at night with the aid of lights in five counties in eastern North Carolina, one week after a red wolf was found killed – the fourth such killing since the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission passed a temporary rule allowing night-hunting for coyotes in July. […]
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ top law enforcement officer has been suspended without pay pending an investigation into charges of criminal domestic violence. […]
Ebbie Hodges, the owner of Quack Em Back Game Calls in Effingham, got caught off guard in a big way on Nov. 10 when a monster 10-point buck with a 24 3/4-inch spread crashed into his parked 4- wheeler only 15 feet from his tree stand in Florence County. […]
In the fall, South Carolina’s estuary system can compete with any other across the nation, and with almost endless opportunities available for the angler, Charleston’s inshore fishing venue is nearly unmatched when it comes to speckled trout. […]
This has been a fall to catch speckled trout, and the action along the Cape Fear coast is as good as anywhere. Catching fish is expected and filling limits with many releases is the norm. It doesn’t get much better than this. […]
Because the habits of black and white crappie in the Santee Cooper lakes are so similar, few fishermen give much thought to trying to distinguish between the two species, much less trying to catch one fish more than the other. […]
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