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Who kills the early birds?
On Dec. 8, more than 20,000 South Carolina hunters will finally get a shot at millions of waterfowl retreating from the famous northern breeding grounds in Canada and the United States. […]
December 2012
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The ‘lines’ of winter
Most North Carolina anglers know about the striped bass migration in the Roanoke River. The “rockfish run” draws thousands of fishermen each March, April and May. […]
Sidebars
Making decoys and calls works
Any successful duck hunter understands the importance of being in the right place when birds are in the air. If the flock never passes by, few birds will come home to the dinner table. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Coastal striped bass rules vary depending on location
Inland coastal striped bass fishing occurs mostly in rivers and streams in north-central and northeastern counties, plus the Albemarle and Pamlico sounds, but rockfish are found in varying abundances in most coastal streams from Virginia to South Carolina. […]
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Cover: December 2012 (NC)
Johnathan McVey killed this monster buck in Orange County on the first day of the blackpowder season. […]
Sidebars
Find wood for woodies
As soon as duck season arrives, diehard waterfowlers patrol swamps, rivers and estuaries. […]
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Hot Hole Fishing
North Carolina usually doesn’t get its coldest winter weather until about the third week of January, but some years – 2010 and 2011 being fine examples — the freeze arrives in time for the Christmas holidays. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Tarheel State striped bass have suffered boom/bust cycles
Nobody in North Carolina is old enough to remember the glory days of coastal striped- bass fishing in this state. […]
General
ThermaCELL Heated Insoles
ThermaCELL Heated Insoles will transform how you spend time outdoors waiting for that trophy buck to appear. […]
Sidebars
Refrain from rallying
With an excellent duck season predicted, South Carolina will likely support huge waves of migrating birds for much of the season. […]