Bass Fishing
Seeing spots, I think….
When setting the revamped regulations for black bass, SCDNR biologists were wary of splitting limits between similar-looking bass species for fear of anglers harvesting the wrong fish. […]
Newsletter
Inshore Fishing
A mid-morning trout brunch?
In October and November, it no longer takes an early bird to catch a trout. […]
Deer Hunting
Pick the right calls, rattling horns
Deer calls on the market today produce a variety of sounds. Look for ones with adjustable reeds that are loud and capable of making many sounds. […]
Deer Hunting
Be quiet going in
Access is everything. Being able to get to your stand is critical when hunting big bucks. […]
Deer Hunting
Check your trail camera after dark
Hunters use game cameras to monitor deer movements and identify mature bucks. […]
Sidebars
Putting out decoys, even for woodies, can be a plus
Talk to a dozen hunters, and you’ll get your share of those who’ll say wood ducks don’t respond to decoys, but you’ll get just as many who’ll say the opposite. […]
Sidebars
Lee County duck hunters came up with new line of calls
Calling is a major part of duck hunting to Chuck Amerson. After years of unhappiness with the inconsistencies of commercially-available duck calls, Amerson, his brother Ethan, his father Mike, and friend Scott Rollins, all of Lee County, partnered to make their own calls. […]
Sidebars
Public waterfowl areas are great draws
Waterfowlers who aren’t lucky enough to have their own private water to hunt have a friend in the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, which manages numerous waterfowl management areas specifically for hunting — and many of them are available only to walk-in hunting. […]
Events & Announcements
Expect rise in ammo prices because smelter is closing, NRA says
Whether or not the federal government is engaged in a plot to deny citizens ammunition for their guns, there’s no doubt government regulations will put the nation’s last and only lead smelter out of business next month. […]
Featured
Cool weather kicks off great speckled trout bite in Wrightsville Beach area
The latest cold front, which brought a dusting of snow to the Cape Fear coast, has brought several species of fish to the forefront, specifically false albacore, speckled trout and striped bass. […]