Fishing
More stuff to buy? Yep!
It’s a plot I tell you, a fiendish plot. It works, too and it separates many fishermen from their hard-earned money. […]
April 2013
Deer Hunting
Proof’s in the pudding
The next few months rank high for producing quality and healthy deer for the fall season and for the future of deer on your property. […]
Fishing
Pitch in to help collect cobia info
Inshore, offshore, on top in plain sight or down deep, fighting hard and commonly over 50 pounds, cobia are one of the most-popular gamefish in South Carolina waters. […]
Bass Fishing
Look to pattern April fish
April is the month that bass spawn in most lakes around North Carolina, but when that happens exactly depends a lot on the weather and some other factors. […]
Bass Fishing
Sutton’s spring blitz
When the historic port city of Wilmington shows up on most anglers’ radar, the bountiful inshore and offshore fisheries quickly come to mind. […]
Fishing
Wake Fishing’s Soft Spoon
Wake Fishing’s Soft Spoon lure produces strikes both on the sink and during the retrieve. […]
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Spanish on the Rock – Fish Sheepshead Rock off Fort Fisher for great spring Spanish mackerel action
One of the regular oddities of the Cape Fear coast is a spring run of large Spanish mackerel along rocks just off the beach a few miles north of Cape Fear and the mouth of the Cape Fear River. […]
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Gentlemen prefer blondes – Look to Lake Marion for a crappie fishing ‘white-out’
To much of the angling world, a crappie is a crappie. They’re found in most every small lake or large impoundment; they spawn in the spring when the dogwoods bloom; you can catch them on either minnows or small jigs. […]
Currents
April has made favorite memories
I have written often about my love for the months of April and October, my two favorites of the 12 calendar pages. I come by those feelings deservedly. […]
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Cover: April 2013 (SC) – Hunting
Dolphin are on the menu for blue-water anglers this month off the South Carolina coast, while mountain hunters will have their sights on gobblers. […]