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Mark Inman of Haw River captured the Sept. 8-9 Wal-Mart BFL tournament at Kerr Lake with 10 bass totaling 23 pounds, 14 ounces.

Haw River’s Inman takes Buggs BFL

Mark Inman of Haw River won the Sept. 8-9 Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League North Carolina Division Super Tournament after two difficult days of fishing at Kerr Lake. […]

As human populations have expanded in North Carolina, hunters have seen big deer leases disappear. Smart hunters adapt by finding smaller but productive areas to hunt.

November Surprise

Craig Holt

When Charlie Green of Greensboro ended his competitive bass fishing career, he renewed his interest in white-tailed deer hunting. […]

Squirrel hunters often find a den tree after the leaves have fallen and can slip into hardwood areas before daylight, sit down and pick off bushytails one by one.

Bushytail Lessons

Don Mallicoat

For decades, squirrel hunting has been a rite of passage for young hunters.

A first .22 rifle or shotgun was proudly carried into the woods with dad for that first hunt. […]

John Hicks III of Claremont in Catawba County made the trip to Pee Dee NWR to tag a nice eight-point buck last year.

North Carolina’s Best Permit Hunt

Mike Marsh

It was a warm November morning in 2006, and hunters were starting to trickle in at the check station. […]

Michael Clifton of Reidsville tagged N.C.’s highest-scoring buck last November in his home county, Rockingham, while hunting at a small tract of private land.

Northern Piedmont Trophies

Craig Holt

Michael Clifton and Duane Boston hadn’t met prior to last March’s Dixie Deer Classic at the N.C. State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. […]

Outer Banks piers offer fine surf fishing, especially during fall. However, anglers often like to try beach fishing using ORVs after a stint at the piers.

Preserving Rights at the Outer Banks

Bob Goldstein

Put together some people with some facts, other people with other facts, lots of people without facts but plenty of opinions, and people with the responsibility of getting them to agree on anything and one may sense the conundrum facing the managers of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. […]

On October 20, 2007, President George W. Bush (seated) signed an Executive Order to protect and conserve the striped bass and red drum fish populations in Federal waters.

President Signs Order to Protect Striped Bass and Red Drum

From News Reports

Alexandria, VA – With the vast expanse of the Chesapeake Bay as his backdrop, on October 20, 2007, President Bush signed an Executive Order establishing gamefish status for striped bass and red drum in federal waters, moving another step forward in conserving two of the most popular game fish in the United States.
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Creek Club

Tim Mead

As the leaves fall at Morrow Mountain State Park, largemouth bass fishing at adjacent Lake Tillery hits a peak. […]

Specks ‘N’ Spots

Jerry Dilsaver

The watery ring the bait and float created when they lightly splashed into the protected water at the mouth of the small creek off the North River had spread just a few feet when the bobber unceremoniously disappeared. […]

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