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Signs of Spring
Lots of people keep calendars on their desks or somewhere on a wall — maybe held to the side of the refrigerator by a magnet. […]
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Cast and Blast
The dew was heavy enough to wet your pantlegs, but there was an upside; it made a quiet sneak through the woods much easier — and quiet was required to get close to a roosted gobbler at daylight. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Cherry, Lineberger win in Ledbetter
Hank Cherry of Maiden and Shane Lineberger of Lincolnton topped a field of 189 teams in the March 14 Jim Ledbetter Memorial Team Bass Tournament at Lake Norman, a tournament that raises money for The V Foundation for Cancer Research. […]
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On the Trail to Spanish
For some anglers, fishing for Spanish mackerel is a poor man’s deep-sea trip. For others, Spanish are the ultimate for close-in, light-tackle fishing in the ocean.
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Bite-Sized Lakes, Slab-Sized Crappie
When talking about crappie fishing at Great Falls, most anglers are referring to two hotspots, not just one. […]
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Santee Cooper ‘Crackers
“Polly want a cracker?” I don’t know who Polly was, but it almost seems like she must have spent some time on the Santee Cooper lakes during the spring. […]
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Swansboro flounder are April surprise for lure designer Sebile
Fishermen are finding many places along North Carolina’s coast that spring is coming a little later than usual. […]
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The Wright Stuff
Just after the turn of the 20th century, two brothers from Dayton, Ohio — Orville and Wilbur Wright — converged on the then-obscure coastal town of Kitty Hawk. […]
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Hiking Hazel
Traveling up the Hazel Creek Trail into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park affords excellent trout fishing and so much more. […]