Fish Like a Pro
A clean boat means bass
Most bass fishermen have fiberglass boats that can be torn up by virtually anything they touch. […]
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Reds, flounder bite heats up at southeast
Jeff Wolfe of Seahawk Inshore Fishing Charters of Carolina Beach said red drum action in shallow water currently is a hot item at the southeast coast. […]
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Deer for the Taking
Joseph “Pork Chop” Wiles of Mayock was deer hunting at an N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission game land in northeastern North Carolina last November. […]
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Wrapped up with a Bow
Jason Kaufman of Iron Station has been a dedicated bow hunter most of his adult life. […]
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Bald Spots
North Carolina’s coastal red drum numbers are a monument to nearly a decade of effective management by the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries and, yes, even the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission. […]
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Cover: September 2009 (SC)
Follow the advice in this issue to put a big September buck on your wall. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Keep an eye on those baitfish. Bass will be in transition as shad, herring are moving
September is a month of change on Marion and Moultrie, the Santee Cooper lakes. To be consistently successful, fishing techniques must change to cope with the transition from summer to fall patterns as the month progresses. […]
Bass Fishing
Ponds offer chance for a real trophy
Not every fisherman is as lucky as I am — blessed with a job that takes me to some of the best lakes in the country to catch largemouth bass. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Driggers, McGregor sweep NBC Southern Division
Teams in the National Bass Circuit Pro Series’ Southern Division spent the entire year chasing Josh McGregor of Timmonsville and Randall Driggers of Turbeville. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fall fanatics love skinny-water reds
Football, deer hunting and back-to-school activities can dominate the early fall, but targeting redfish in shallow water can provide both the challenge of the hunt and the thrill fooling a fish with an artificial bait. […]