Hunting
Work-Rite Suspension Kit
Designed to provide added support to trucks carrying extra weight on the front, Firestone Industrial Products has announced their new Work-Rite Suspension Kits. […]
Newsletter
Deer of the Year
Buck with third ‘beam’ protruding from middle of skull killed in Edgecombe County
Rusty Owens of Stantonsburg succeeded in a season-long pursuit of what he calls the “Unicorn Buck” in the last few minutes of the 2012 deer hunting season. […]
Bass Fishing
Turn to stripers this month
Deer season is over, and hopefully, everybody has got plenty of venison in the freezer. […]
Inshore Fishing
A Cure for cabin fever?
Cabin fever, the shack nasties — whatever term used to describe the affliction that comes from hiding inside from the weather, usually reaches its peak in the cold of January. […]
Featured
Docks, pilings along creeks have been productive for Charleston
On an early winter’s day across the Lowcountry coast, the daily rise and fall of the tide may be lost on most people, but for Capt. Tucker Blythe of Grey Ghost Charters out of Charleston, it’s the last shot at inshore sheepshead staging to make their annual migration to offshore reefs and wrecks to spawn. […]
Featured
Fish a little less aggressive, but still hitting artificials in backwaters and surf
Like the weather, the speckled trout and red drum bite has cooled a little in the waters around Harkers Island, but it’s still rolling along. […]
Bass Fishing
Keep it simple in winter
With all the fancy fishing items we have available today, sometimes it is best to get back to basics for winter fishing. […]
Inshore Fishing
The art is in the fish
Saltwater fishermen in the Palmetto State, perhaps more than any group of anglers, are shaped by the environment in which they indulge themselves. […]
Featured
Judge says latest suit in Hatteras ORV plan should remain in NC
In late December, U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan of Washington, D.C., ruled that a lawsuit filed by the Cape Hatteras Access Preservation Alliance (CHAPA) regarding the National Park Service’s Final Rule and Off-Road-Vehicle (ORV) plan would be returned to Judge Terrence Boyle of North Carolina’s Eastern District Court. […]
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Plenty of speckled trout hitting artificials around Georgetown
The great speckled trout bite has lasted into the New Year along South Carolina’s northern beaches, with consistent catches on artificial lures. Sizes and numbers are holding steady for Georgetown’s angling posse. […]