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N.C. Boat Trailer Legislation Headed for Transportation Committee on Thursday
It is time for all boaters, recreational and commercial, to tell Governor Easley and the N.C. legislature to support Senate Bill 1695.
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Nearshore rocks, reefs and wrecks produce mixed bag of fun
One thing about summertime fishing is that it’s predictable. Good fishermen can figure out where fish are holding in early June and have a good idea that they’ll stay through Labor Day.
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Kings of the Boardwalk
“Dean. Somebody get Dean. He’s got one on.” […]
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Ocean Duels
Everyone with a powerboat worries about the cost of fuel. But a dedicated angler going without a fishing fix is like a fish out of water that can’t breathe. […]
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Individual Rights Score Victory in Supreme Court Second Amendment Case
NEWTOWN, Conn. — The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) — the trade association for the firearms industry – hailed today’s United States Supreme Court 5-4 decision written by Justice Scalia that determined authoritatively that the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees an individual right to keep and bear arms.
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The sounds of silence at OBX
Anyone who hasn’t visited the Cape Hatteras National Seashore has missed a treat. […]
Hunting
Goodies galore were at NRA convention
The 137th National Rifle Association Annual Meetings and Exhibits, held May 16-18 at Louisville, Ky., had a little down-home flavor for the Louisiana folks who attended. […]
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Side-imaging opens new worlds
The basic principles of sonar are tied to the laws of physics and can’t change much, but Humminbird’s Side Imaging feature proves that sonar’s application to sportfishing is still evolving. […]
Fishing
Think before casting $$ at net
Sometimes I think cast nets may be more baffling to people than picking the right color and shape for a fishing lure. […]
Fishing
Some like it hot, but trout do not
In the heat of summer, when mountain streams often are low and clear, trout are less active and spookier than usual. […]