Freshwater Fishing
Established without state’s help, spotted bass are an angler favorite
As numbers of spotted bass have grown in South Carolina lakes, so has their popularity. […]
April 2014
Bass Fishing
Tips from the lipless wizard
Mike Iaconelli, the 2003 Bassmaster Classic champion who’s never at a loss for words, often goes lipless in his quest for bass. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Electronics will help spot spotted bass
Electronics are critical when it comes to finding the deep-water structure that spotted bass prefers. […]
Sidebars
Bad weather, good hunting
For a species with a brain the size of a walnut, wild turkeys are fairly clever at avoiding the talons or the teeth of predators, but their poor sense of smell allows hunters and other predators to take a few turkeys each year. […]
Bass Fishing
Sight fishing can create problems
Guide Joel Richardson said sight fishing for bedding bass at Randleman Reservoir is difficult. […]
Bass Fishing
A guide’s guide to North Carolina’s best spring bass lakes
Bass fishermen are as crazy over statistics as hard-core baseball fans, so a popular topics among North Carolina chub chasers is which lake is the hottest around during the spring. […]
Sidebars
Make use of locator calls as season progresses
Locator calls are an important of any turkey hunter’s arsenal, especially from mid-season to the final day of the season.
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Have a wide assortment of calls ready
Veteran hunter and call-maker John Tanner said that in the middle to late portion of the season, it is often one specific tone or pitch from a call that will make a gobbler respond and approach your position. […]
Sidebars
Decoy and setup wisdom
Mitchell Johnson feels that when hunting a field, too many hunters set up too close to its edge. […]
Inshore Fishing
Big gals like it on top
Whether fishing for blue marlin in the Gulf Stream or copperhead bream in a farm pond, few experiences rival the pleasure of a topwater strike. […]