April 2015 Archives - Page 6 of 7

The BOB-LIGHT

The Bob-Light Nighttime Fishing Bobber from K&S Outdoors is the world’s first illuminating bobber/cork that draws fish in by shining light downward into the water up to 20 feet. […]

April opens Spanish mackerel season along the southeastern North Carolina coast, an event that’s not to be missed.

The Spanish Armada – North Carolina’s Spanish (mackerel) armada will show up off the beaches of Brunswick County this month

Craig Holt

Spring saltwater fishing along North Carolina’s southeastern coast begins in April when the water temperature warms enough to draw Spanish mackerel up from Florida where they spend the winter. It also helps that the baitfish that headline their menu also return. […]

AQUA LIFE Aerators

South Carolina Sportsman

Instead of dumping those unused pogies, minnows or shrimp, why not bring them home and transform your cooler into a 5-star bait resort by plugging in the Frabill Aqua Life Single or Dual Output 110V Aerator. […]

Jack Lombard shows off the six beards of one turkey he killed during his almost half-century of hunting gobblers.

The Mountain Master – With more than 150 birds to his credit, the late Jack Lombard of Mountain Rest was a turkey hunting wizard

L. Woodrow Ross

We sat spellbound as the late Jack Lombard of Mountain Rest talked about the birth of modern turkey hunting in South Carolina. He spoke softly, without pretense. […]

Cover: April 2015 (SC) – Turkey

South Carolina Sportsman

Learn how several expert hunters deal with hung-up gobblers, while ponds along South Carolina’s coast are among the best places to start your spring fishing season, especially if you love flounder. […]

BB Kicker

South Carolina Sportsman

Big Bite Baits is introducing the BB Kicker to its successful lineup of swimbaits. […]

Saltwater ponds along South Carolina’s coast are an overlooked resource for inshore anglers.

Little ponds, big flounder – Saltwater ponds are an untapped resource for flounder fishermen

Brian Cope

A handful of anglers fishing a pond in Pawleys Island reeled in some grass, pine straw and a small pinfish, prompting a comment from an onlooker: “This pond isn’t worth fishing.” […]