Deer Hunting
WMA harvest was up in 2012
According to the SCDNR, the harvest of deer on public lands actually increased in 2012, despite the overall decrease in statewide harvest. […]
August 2013
Fishing
It’s more than the spot
Fishermen are notorious for collecting fishing spots. This varies from the perfect point of marsh or bulkhead for catching inshore or freshwater species to an offshore ledge in the middle of nowhere that always holds the baitfish that bottomfish and king mackerel feed upon. […]
Inshore Fishing
Driftmaster tackles ‘yaks
Take a guy with an engineering background who has designed metal rod holders his whole life, put him in a plastic boat, and you can see the wheels begin to turn. […]
Dove
Prepare for dove season
A couple of days after August ends, dove season arrives for wing-shooters across the Southeast. […]
Inshore Fishing
Piers are a great option
When fishing from shore, very few — if any — anglers will not try and sling that line out as far as it can go. […]
Bass Fishing
Will August be different?
Most years, August is a very predictable month for bass fishermen in North Carolina. It’s hot, the water is at its hottest levels, and bass can be hard to catch. […]
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Mountain bream gems – Summer sunfish are headliners on small lakes on East Fork of Tuckasegee River in North Carolina mountains
Fishermen looking to escape the August heat and still keep their rods and reels in working condition should consider a trip to the North Carolina mountains, Jackson County in particular. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass blanket Lake Moultrie’s shallows, even in the August heat.
When Cecil Wolfe cranked the outboard, the fisherman with him burrowed into the seat of the big bass rig, ready for a fast ride through the cypress trees around the perimeter of Lake Moultrie. […]
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Versatile Venison
Harvesting a deer may be the most-important aspect of the hunt for deer hunters, but enjoying the venison is also a priority for most. […]
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Hunter’s choice
The tree-stand industry is a multimillion-dollar business, in part because there’s something for everyone and ever style of hunting. […]