Inshore Fishing
Light tackle for anglers new to redfish
Most Lowcountry anglers target redfish at some time during the year, but many do so with live or cut bait and heavy tackle. […]
December 2012
Fishing Tournaments
Gaffney No. 3 is No. 1
The Gaffney Bassmasters No. 3 took bragging rights at the Oct. 12-13 South Carolina B.A.S.S. Federation’s Six-Man Tournament on Lake Hartwell. […]
General
Magnalight LED Golight
The new spotlight from Magnalight.com combines the power and long life of LEDs with the versatility and convenience of remote control operation. […]
Deer Hunting
Drive ’em out!
As the season chugs along into December, hunting pressure drives deer deep into heavy cover. While not impossible by any means, traditional still-hunting becomes challenging. […]
Offshore Fishing
Winch them up
When bottom-fishing with live or cut baits, the use of electric-assist reels, such as this Precision Auto Reel HT, can help an angler land more big fish from deepwater ledges. […]
Inshore Fishing
Make fishing memories permanent
Taking a good photo of a fish and fisherman should be easy. Two of the more difficult variables to get right, focus and exposure, are virtually eliminated today because the cameras does them for you. Nonetheless, most fishermen take lousy photos. […]
Fishing
Mojo Sportswear
The Weather Buster is a sleek new soft shell jacket from Mojo Sportswear Company that traps body heat while venting extra moisture. […]
Deer Hunting
White out = Lights out!
North Carolina is not a northern state, and significant snowfall rarely occurs during the deer season. However, arctic blasts occasionally show up in December, converting the landscape into a winter wonderland. […]
Backlashes
Chatham church knows the best gift
With the Christmas season here, we thought true meanings might be a timely topic. […]
Inshore Fishing
Gifts for the established redfish angler
There are lots of fish-lippers on the market, but the industry standard is the “Boga grip” that comes in three sizes: 15, 30 and 60 pounds, with the 15-pound model being most appropriate for redfish. […]