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Late, But Right on Time
Another fine trophy buck has made a terrible mistake — stepping out in front of Trey Fitts of Lugoff late in the afternoon of Nov. 2. […]
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Big Webb Whitetail
Cody Whittle of Leesville had little idea what was in store for him on his draw hunt at the Webb Wildlife Center. […]
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Bitten by the Catfish Bug
There was a time when Rock Hill’s Darryl Smith was a true sportsman and guide for all seasons. He guided deer and turkey hunters, bass and striper fishermen, and he was about as versatile a guide as you could find. […]
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It’s No Bull
Capt. Todd Stamps had just returned from a trip to Brazil for peacock bass and black piranha, armed with a pocketful of TBS jigs manufactured by a fishing buddy of his in Florida. […]
Currents
A sportsman’s wish list for ’08
People make New Year’s resolutions with the best of intentions but rarely keep them. Those resolutions come on the heels of the Christmas “wish lists” that bring joy to people, especially retailers. […]
Events & Announcements
361 Acres Added to Jocassee Gorges Heritage Preserve
An important addition of 361 acres has been added to the Jocassee Gorges complex in northern Pickens County adjacent to the North Carolina state line. […]
Events & Announcements
WRC to Propose Some Controversial Changes
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has scheduled its annual January public hearings to present proposed changes in hunting, fishing and trapping laws to sportsmen.
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Bluefin Tuna Meeting Scheduled for Dec. 18 in Morehead City
Commercial and recreational anglers are invited to attend a public meeting in Morehead City to discuss the upcoming Atlantic Bluefin tuna fishery. […]
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Council Approves Amendment to Rebuild Fish Stocks
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council approved stock rebuilding plans for three economically important species found in the snapper grouper management complex during its recent meeting in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina. […]
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Nearshore wrecks abound in gray trout
There’s nothing weak about a 4-pound weakfish. And that’s what some Charleston fishermen have been learning over the past two weeks as the fish commonly known as “gray trout” have been patrolling nearshore reefs. […]