Brian Rhew has become accustomed to taking big deer on opening weekend of bow season. This year was no different, as Rhew arrowed a 146 7/8-inch 12-pointer on Sept. 11, the third day of the season, in Orange County. […]
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources is offering a first-ever Trapping Education class for youths, to be held on Saturday, Sept. 29, at the Styx Classroom on Fish Hatchery Road in Columbia. […]
The fishing around Carolina Beach, especially for flounder, puppy drum and speckled trout, is heating up as the water cools – and it was already pretty good. […]
The river section at the upper end of Lake Marion coughed up another monster alligator, a 13-foot-2, 684-pound specimen, when Jonathan Hopkins and Dan Grubbs of Chapin set out to fill Hopkins’ 2012 alligator tag under the supervision of guide Brad Taylor of Taylor Outdoors. […]
Now that fall has arrived, fishermen are swarming to saltwater. While some of the more expansive waters of the Neuse River downstream from New Bern receive all of the publicity during the summer when giant red drum and torpedoing tarpon are making the biggest splash, these bigger gamefish will be moving out of the river by September. […]
There’s nothing better than spending a hot summer afternoon in a lawn chair fishing for bream. Once fall starts, however, the fishing gets even better. […]
The murky waters of the Intracoastal Waterway were a poor substitute for the blue serenity that awaited over the horizon for Capt. Robert Olsen and the crew of Knot@Work Fishing Charters. […]
The Coastal Fisheries Reform Group is making a concerted effort to have destructive shrimp-trawling gear taken out of North Carolina’s inshore waters, and the group is encouraging fishermen to attend N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission meetings and ask the agency to amend its Shrimp Fisheries Management Plan. […]
With football season in full swing, weekends on the waters around Hilton Head and Beaufort are less crowded, but South Carolina’s southern coast still holds plenty of hot inshore fishing action. […]
Hunters in a handful of counties in Northwest North Carolina may need to rethink how they want to approach deer season this fall, as biologists continue to study the outbreak of a disease that may have wiped out up to half the herd. […]
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