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Planting annual-grain food plots now will ensure the highest return on your dollar.

Time to plant food plots for dove, deer season

If you’ve been engrossed with spending time on the lake, chances are you’re missing out on one of the best times to ensure success during the coming deer season. […]

ThermaCELL's lantern provides illumination, and it repells insects as well.

ThermaCELL introduces lantern to line of products

Jerry Dilsaver

It is possible to be mosquito free on a deck, patio, woods or beach cottage or in a campground without being doused in mosquito repellant or covered in mosquito netting. […]

The Inspiration's 437.7-pound blue marlin took over second place in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament on Tuesday.

Inspiration moves into second place in Big Rock

From News Reports

Inspiration captain Casey Wagner, Morehead City, and angler Terry Clark, Beaufort, landed a 437.7-pound blue marlin Tuesday to grab second place in the 54th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament during the competition’s second day. […]

Jackson Lowder hoists a pair of bragging-sized Lake Wateree white perch as his father, Steve, looks on.

White perch finding some followers among Lake Wateree anglers

Brian Cope

The white perch is the bane of anglers and fisheries managers because they are not native to South Carolina, and they push out other, more desirable species. […]

The Carnivore's 528-pound blue marlin was declared the winner of the 2010 Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament after the apparent winner was disqualified for a rules violation.

Appeals court upholds 2010 Big Rock disqualification

Jerry Dilsaver

The N.C. Court of Appeals voted 2-1 on June 5 to uphold an earlier ruling that officials with the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament were correct when they disqualified a million-dollar catch in the 2010 tournament – bringing them one step closer to resolution through a legal process that has lasted more than a year. […]

The crew of Flybuoy out of Charleston, S.C., weighed in this 499.3-pound blue marlin on Monday's first day of the Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament. Had the fish weighed 500 pounds, it would have earned a bonus of almost a quarter-million dollars.

Flybuoy leads after first day of Big Rock

From News Reports

A boat out of Charleston, S.C., leads the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament through the first day of action. […]

Opponents of a proposed wind-energy turbine farm in Beaufort County fear that spinning blades would kill snow geese and endanger bald eagles.

USFWS report says proposed wind-energy farm will kill as many as 20 eagles a year

Craig Holt

After a 5-month examination, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released a preliminary report saying that a proposed wind-turbine facility planned for Beaufort County could kill up to 20 bald eagles per year. […]

Mark Crenshaw caught this 10-pound flounder at Murrells inlet on a jumbo mud minnow..

Flounder bite is on at Murrells Inlet

Matt Coffey

For lots of people, nothing can beat a nice piece of flounder. Baked, blackened, fried or broiled, it’s a mild-tasting fish that goes perfect with just about anything. […]

Brent Chapman had a tougher day on the water today, but maintained his grip on the Bassmaster Elite Series lead on Louisiana's Toledo Bend.

Chapman keeps Elite Series lead on Toledo Bend after third day

Andy Crawford

Toledo Bend was a bit tougher for Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brent Champman today (June 9), giving up only 16 pounds, 5 ounces. […]

Toledo Bend Elite Series lead remains with Chapman after three days

Andy Crawford

Toledo Bend was a bit tougher for Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brent Champman today (June 9), giving up only 16 pounds, 5 ounces. But that was enough for the Kansas pro to maintain the lead going into the final day. […]