Inshore Fishing
Stay on the move
Fishing for speckled trout in the fall can in South Carolina waters can be extremely productive, but trout often move from spot to spot over the course of a day, and anglers need to be just as mobile. […]
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Inshore Fishing
Find indicator species
As large schools of shrimp invade Murrells Inlet, many species of fish will show up to fatten up before winter arrives. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Take a shot at fall crappie
Braxton Wall and his father, Rod, may prefer tight-line or long-line trolling for crappie during tournaments, but Braxton readily admits trolling isn’t as much fun as shooting docks. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Life on the trail
Fishing any fishing tournament series can be taxing on an adult’s time. For a teenager, it gets even worse. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Greenwood’s water levels are cause of concern
Water characteristics at Lake Greenwood can be a sore subject to crappie anglers. […]
Deer Hunting
Beware of killing too many bucks of any size
Most hunters enter the woods aiming to kill a trophy buck, or at least a good deer to take home to momma. […]
Deer Hunting
Leave it to beaver — or not
Are beavers good or bad for man and the environment? It depends on who you ask. The beaver can create good and evil in the same motion. […]
Featured
Sabiki rigs working over various Lake Norman species
Lake Norman, like many other reservoirs in North Carolina, has seen major changes in its fish species. […]
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Chesterfield County teen arrows enormous hog on NWR
It’s all downhill from here for Dylan Kirby from the Chesterfield County community of Ruby. […]
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Great mast crop could make it tough on Upstate bear hunters
Conditions may not be the best for hunters, but they’ll still be in the Upstate woods when the still-hunting segment of bear season opens on Friday, Oct. 17, running through Oct. 23 on public and private lands in Game Zone 1. […]