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SCDNR schedules quail seminar for March 6-7
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources has scheduled its annual wild quail management seminar on March 6-7 at the Webb Wildlife Center in Hampton County. […]
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Bays, creeks on west side of Pamlico still full of trout, reds, stripers
The bays and creeks along the western side of Pamlico Sound from Willow Point near the mouth of the Pungo River to Stumpy Point are holding a lot of puppy drum, speckled trout, stripers and an occasional flounder. […]
General
Ruger’s 1911
It has been noted that what you get today for a reasonable price in a 1911 pistol would have cost you a lot extra just a few years ago. […]
Bass Fishing
Don’t give up on winter bass, Summerville guide said
Marc Deschenes does most of his fishing and guiding these days on the six ponds at his VIP Adventures in Summerville, but he feels like the techniques that work for winter bass in his smaller waters can transfer to much-bigger reservoirs across South Carolina. […]
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Try Lake Hickory for striper numbers, Rhodhiss for giant fish
Cooling water has turned on striped bass on Lake Hickory and Lake Rhodhiss. For numbers of fish, anglers should head to Hickory; if they want to try for a magnum-sized fish, Rhodhiss is the place to be, according to guide Joe Jobin of Xtreme Striper Fishing. […]
Events & Announcements
App is available for digital maps of U.S. Forest Service areas
Anyone who’s about to pull out their hair looking for a perfect, last-minute Christmas gift for a sportsman who camps, hikes, fishes or hunts on U.S. Forest Service land should consider an application that makes a variety of new visitor maps available to Android and iOS device owners. […]
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Creeks off New River are producing plenty of trout, puppy drum
Capt. Ricky Kellum of Jacksonville said fish are biting in the New River and the creeks that feed it, and he said with several days of sunshine and warm temperatures predicted, the fishing should improve – and it is already pretty good. […]
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Stay shallow around Little River for trout, redfish
With winter showing up this weekend, inshore fish around Little River are in the shallows and taking lures on command. […]
Fishing
Software updates
Brand-new, highly desirable sonar and GPS features are announced at least once each product year by the makers of marine and outdoor electronics. […]
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Lexington anglers win Komen benefit striper tournament
Mike and Chris Myers, both of Lexington, topped a rain-soaked field of 18 teams to win last Saturday’s Susan G. Komen Fishing for a Cure Striper Tournament on High Rock Lake held in conjunction with the Ole North State Line Siders. […]