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Cover: September 2011 (NC)

Some game lands will be hotter than others this season. Find out which ones should attract your attention in this issue. […]

This is what remains of the Sheraton Pier in Atlantic Beach. The pier had lost roughly half its length from a hurricane several years ago, and extended a little past where the lone piling stands when Hurricane Irene hit.

Irene leaves her mark on coastal communities

Jerry Dilsaver

While Hurricane Irene had weakened to a Category 1 storm by the time it reached the North Carolina shore last Saturday (Aug. 27), it proven to be a very damaging storm. […]

Lake Hartwell will be the site of the two-day finale of the 2011 South Carolina Bass Fishing League trail on Sept. 10-11.

BFL makes final 2011 stop at Lake Hartwell

From News Reports

Lake Hartwell will host the final stop of the 2011 South Carolina Bass Fishing League tournament trail on Sept. 10-11. […]

Stealth Night Hawk

From News Reports

As a hunter, you know that a key element to success in the woods is stealth or the ability to master your prey’s sense of sight, sound and smell. […]

MossBack Game Calls

From News Reports

When you’re on the hunt, you want to leave nothing to chance. You demand the best from yourself and your gear, including your game calls. […]

King mackerel fishing should rebound in a week or so after Hurricane Irene’s passage at the Crystal Coast.

Irene quashed Crystal Coast fishing, but it will rebound soon

Craig Holt

Fishing conditions are difficult at the Crystal Coast today as residents and the habitat tries to recover from the effects of Hurricane Irene. […]

Boating safety patrols, courtesy boat inspections planned for Labor Day weekend

SCDNR News Release

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources will be conducting courtesy safety inspections at select boat landings across the state during the Labor Day weekend, the agency announced.

DNR officers will look check for required safety equipment, along with proper boat and motor registration. The checks are part of a push to ensure the state’s waterways remain safe for the holiday weekend. […]

Jordan Lake lost approximately 7,000 striped bass in a hot-water kill over the past month.

Excessive heat causes largest freshwater striped bass kill in North Carolina history

Craig Holt

Excessive, prolonged heat during July and August caused the largest single striped-bass kill in freshwater history in North Carolina at Jordan Lake, the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission confirmed. […]

A good boat driver can keep the person throwing the cast net in position to make perfect casts to the spot where bait balls were dropped in front of marking pole.

Secrets to Shrimping Success

Terry Madewell

South Carolina sportsmen have a penchant for loving “Opening Day,” and during the fall, there are many such opportunities in the Palmetto State. […]

First-time members of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission are (left to right) Hayden Rogers, Tom Berry, John Coley IV, Mark Craig and James Cogdell.

NCWRC’s co-chair out, replaced by congressman’s campaign director

Craig Holt

Gov. Beverly Perdue made the last of her appointments to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission last week, naming Robbinsville’s Hayden Rogers – chief of staff for the office of Heath Shuler, a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives. […]