Featured Story
Beating the wind for Cape Romain specks
Finding speckled trout in the huge expanse of Bulls Bay and Cape Romain is not that difficult – there are enough of them around. […]
Newsletter
Featured
Oak Island votes to buy Yaupon Beach Pier
Oak Island‘s town Council voted Nov. 14 to buy Yaupon Beach Pier for $1.5 million.
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Events & Announcements
N. C. Wildlife Officer Honored With Prestigious Regional Award
RALEIGH, N.C. (Oct. 21, 2008) – The Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, an organization of state agencies with primary responsibility for management and protection of the fish and wildlife resources in 15 states, has named Officer Robert Wayne with the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission as the top wildlife officer for 2008.
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Content
Cover: November 2008 (NC)
Even when Tar Heel deer are rutting, a haphazard approach will result in an empty pickup truck. […]
Fishing
Sonar operation is really pretty basic.
Fish finders change their appearance and add new features each year, but the principles of sonar haven’t changed since World War II. […]
Greener Pastures
Make harvest plans in advance
As the mercury plunges across the state, the peak of the rut is in full swing and does are feeding heavily on all concentrated food sources as they come into estrus. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Mercury problem for walleyes
Walleye long have been one of the most-prized fish to eat in mountain lakes. […]
Bass Fishing
Deer season leaves lakes open
One of the nice things about fishing in November — besides the fact the fish will bite — is the lakes aren’t crowded. […]
Hunting
This small dog barks and bites
There are many ways to determine you have arrived. […]
Fishing
Lures that are shrimply irresistible
Several months ago I wrote a story about fishing for summer trout and puppy drum using live shrimp. […]