Fishing
Fish Lab Bio Minnow shimmies and shivers
Soft-plastic swimbaits are a big hit with freshwater and saltwater anglers. They work well, and almost every brand is the spitting image of all the rest. […]
Newsletter
Columns
The axis of accuracy for bowhunters
Bowhunters should not underestimate the importance of the axis of accuracy in their archery equipment. […]
Inshore Fishing
2019 shrimp baiting season opens today at noon
South Carolina’s shrimp baiting season opens today at noon, and it will be interesting to see if it is negatively impacted by effects from the recent hurricane. […]
Catfish
Drifting is a great technique for catfishing
Drifting for catfish is a very successful method of catching catfish of all sizes, but it can be a disaster if not using the right steps. […]
Flounder
N.C. flounder season goes out with a bang
North Carolina’s flounder fishery is closed for the remainder of 2019, and probably won’t reopen until late summer of 2020. […]
Redfish
You could still win the CCA STAR tournament
Because no registered STAR angler caught a tagged redfish between Memorial Day and Labor Day, CCA SC will hold a drawing to determine the winner of the Sea Hunt boat. […]
NEW PRODUCTS
Ladder Sticks from Stacked Outdoors
These Ladder Sticks from Stacked Outdoors provide the answer to hunters wondering how to climb a tree easily without putting screws into it. […]
Deer Hunting
Why you should hunt during rainy, windy conditions
Nobody should hunt in deadly hurricane conditions, but hunters who live far enough away from the storm can take advantage of the storm’s outer winds. […]
Events & Announcements
List of fishing, hunting areas closed due to hurricane
Because of the potential hazards of Hurricane Dorian, the NCWRC and state of North Carolina have closed numerous properties, and the list will probably grow in the coming days. […]
Deer of the Year
Aiken County huntress kills giant buck in velvet
Lori Shaffer killed two big 8-point bucks in the first five days of South Carolina’s 2019 deer hunting season, including a 225-pound brute that had a 21-inch spread. […]