Freshwater Fishing
Spring is mayfly time
Beginning around the middle of March, streams begin warming up, trout become active and hungry, and mountain anglers enjoy some of the best trout fishing of the year. […]
Newsletter
Fishing Tournaments
Three from NC are ‘Elite’
Three North Carolina fishermen have qualified for the 2012 Bassmaster Elite Series through their performances last year on the Elite Series, in Bassmaster Opens and or in the BASS Federation Nation championship. […]
Backlashes
Saltwater future: no more cupcake wars
Gov. Beverly Perdue’s decision Jan. 26 not to seek a second term throws a wrench into Pat McCrory’s campaign plans. […]
General
The house search
Nothing is more terrifying to a homeowner than a “hot” burglary. That’s what detectives call incidents where cold-blooded cretins, crawling out of their skins with drug addictions, creep a house with the occupants home, generally asleep. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Paddle up some slabs
Styles of fishing change over time. Seldom does the way Grandpa did it still prevail. […]
Currents
Fisheries bill is a winner — this time
The freshwater fisheries bill that may be passed into law by press time is a piece of legislation that’s far-reaching but not far-fetched, needed to address issues that have developed in recent years and, at the same time, a reminder that things still aren’t done just right. […]
Fishing
When familiarity breeds content
Whoever said that familiarity breeds contempt was not talking about their marine electronics. […]
High Tides and Tall Tails
Shed that grass skirt
I can’t remember how many times I’ve have someone say, “I’d like to fish there, but there is just too much grass” or “I stay snagged all the time.” […]
Content
Heads-Up Head Start
Getting a 2-week jump-start on turkey season in South Carolina’s Lowcountry is certainly a bonus, but it does come with some issues that hunters must overcome. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fly-fishing adds enjoyment
For years, saltwater fly-fishing was thought of as something different from “regular” fishing; viewed as a fanciful way of angling by some and elitist by others. […]