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Angler Chris Brown looks for stained to clear water for February bass at High Rock Lake.

Go slow for bass at High Rock Lake through February

February is an unpredictable month for bass fishing, but the fish that bite are usually big. […]

Stripers on Clarks Hill Lake will be congregated in the Georgia and South Carolina Little Rivers this month in search of baitfish.

Striper fishing is simple on Clarks Hill Lake in February

February is one of the best times of the year to catch big stripers in Clarks Hill Lake and the two Little rivers that feed it. […]

Winter weather doesn’t bother black drum too much, especially in the ICW near Little River, S.C.

Paint Little River black, as in drum

Jeff Burleson

During the dead of winter, anglers can expect a strong inshore bite, specifically in the section of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway around Little River, just a few yards south of the North Carolina-South Carolina border. […]

Manns Harbor man faces multiple charges for incidents involving harassment of duck hunters

Dan Kibler

A Manns Harbor, N.C., man will be in court in Swan Quarter, N.C., on Wednesday morning, facing two felony charges and almost a dozen misdemeanors stemming to two December incidents in which duck hunters were allegedly harassed and in one instance, physically assaulted. […]

The Super Sally

Don Shoopman

For many anglers, especially in the South, there have been epic trips with lots of unforgettable “Sally Time.” […]

The banana lily provides food and cover to waterfowl throughout the entire year, and establishes itself well in beaver ponds.

This plant is beaver swamp magic for waterfowl

Submitted Story

Banana water lily is the plant that changed my hunting luck way back in 1980. I never really expected the ducks to flock to it like they have in the years since I planted it. It is amazing how many waterfowl it feeds each year, both during and after the waterfowl season. […]

Shorter, wider bow limbs are more rigid than wider, narrow limbs, and they distribute stress better to produce a more-consistent, stable shooting platform.

A crossbow that fills all the bills

Sammy Romano

Slightly more than a year ago, I heard rumblings that Matt McPherson and his engineers at Mission Crossbows were working on a revolutionary design that would set the bar higher for the entire industry. […]

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a TowBoatUS captain after his vessel capsized near the Pungo River.

TowBoatUS captain missing after vessel capsizes near Pungo River

From News Reports

The Coast Guard and other agencies are searching for a man in the Pungo River near Hobucken Thursday. […]

Not fly fishing, not bait fishing, spinning is happy medium

Robert Satterwhite

Die-hard fly fishers, some of them, are scornful of bait fishers, portraying them as low-brow fish killers who consume every trout they catch. Bait fishers, some of them, are equally scornful of fly fishers, considering them elitists who catch fish not to eat but to release. […]

Capt. Jeff Cronk of Swansboro has found dead trout from the recent extreme weather in several creeks near Swansboro.

N.C. sea trout closure is justified, says NCDMF trout biologist

Jerry Dilsaver

A fisheries biologist with the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries expects to receive reports of cold-stun kills of speckled trout and other species through the end of January, and he thinks it will be several months before the “full effect” of the early January weather event is understood. […]