Ducks
Curtains for Ducks
Leggett Lump is hardly even that. While nobody really knows where the name originated, the “lump” is a slight rise in the bottom of a couple of inches in height above the surrounding expanse of Pamlico Sound. […]
December 2006
Fishing
Flat-out Reds
Anglers who haven’t sampled the hot redfish action at Charleston during the cold month of December have missed a big part of an excellent fishery. […]
Fishing
Hazel Creek is a good fall break
At some time or other, anyone who claims to be a trout fisher makes his or her way to Hazel Creek in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to pay homage to one of the South’s most celebrated trout streams. […]
Fishing
Santa, baby, I need a rod and reel
Every year I get phone calls from my friend’s wives, family members and (her) girl friends, asking what they should get my friends for Christmas. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass can stack up in December
There are a lot of good reasons to fish in December, chief among them, most everybody else is deer hunting, and you’ve pretty much got the lake to yourself. […]
Fishing
Sportsman’s tricks for Saint Nick
A while back, I learned the, er, um, difficult way, how to respond when asked about what I wanted for a Christmas/birthday/Father’s Day/anniversary present. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Raleigh anglers win at Lake Hickory
Chad Craven of Raleigh and Tommy Farley of Colonial Heights, Va., won the Oct. 6-7 Stratos Owners’ Tournament Trail World Championship at Old Hickory Lake, Gallatin, Tenn. […]
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Battle of Pork Chop Hill
Opening day of the bear season dawned clear and cool in the mountains of western North Carolina. […]
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Currituck Combo
Like a dozen Junebugs tied to a kid’s kite string, a flock of widgeons circled an open-water blind in Currituck Sound last December. […]
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Loaded for Bear
North Carolina sportsmen have one of North America’s top big game hunting opportunities hiding right under their noses. […]