Fishing
Beat the ‘dog days’ at a pond
August is not a terribly fun month to fish. There’s a reason it’s called “dog days.” […]
August 2006
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Make first impression count
Sheepshead, spadefish, flounder, redfish, trout, and king mackerel are fun to catch and tasty to eat. […]
Fishing
Lowly carp needs a little respect
Some fish just can’t get any respect. Take the poor, unappreciated carp, please. […]
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Focus Factor
If you don’t want to invest in good gear, don’t ever borrow it.
Don’t even let your grubby little fingers ever touch it. […]
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Thin Blue Line
When settled around a campfire with friends and fellow fly anglers, everyone enjoys listening and sharing tales of fishing adventures in exotic places, the big fish that was too big for the net — or the one that got away. […]
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Sleepless in Seneca
In the 1993 Tri-Star Pictures movie about finding true love, Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks did a lot of e-mailing, telephoning and soul searching to find true love. […]
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Breaking the Mold
The endless parade of boats was continuous and monotonous, circling the inlet like a flock of sea gulls caught in a slow vortex. […]
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2006 Whitetail Forecast
As the deer season quickly approaches, South Carolina hunters should be excited. […]
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Jetty Jumbos
Most good charts of Winyah Bay have a notation — “jetty in ruins” — at either side of the inlet that shows where the water from the Pee Dee, the Waccamaw, the Black and the North Santee and South Santee rivers pours into the Atlantic Ocean. […]
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Cover: August 2006 (SC) – Fishing
There’s still plenty of great saltwater action ahead, but deer hunters are already beginning to watch the calendar. […]