Fishing
First electronics rule: Do no harm
Every now and then, I’ll hear someone at a tackle shop or out at a launch ramp give advice on caring for electronics that stands my hair on end. […]
February 2008
Fishing Tournaments
Adams, Giles are BFL co-anglers
Two Tar Heel fishermen were named co-anglers of the year in their respective divisions of the 2007 Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League. […]
Bass Fishing
When less can be more for bass
Is there ever too much? Too much time, too much money, “too much just ain’t enough,” as the song goes? […]
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Hogging Habitat
When Hurricane Floyd hit the southeastern coastline and veered north along the East coast Sept. 14-18, 1999, it inflicting its greatest damage in eastern North Carolina. […]
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Wintergreenheads
Wayne McDowell sloshed through shin-deep water while behind him trailed a dozen mallard decoys tied to monofilament lines, banging together like plastic drums. […]
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Sneak Out for Gray Trout
Even in the dead of winter, there can be some lively “gray” days for fishing at North Carolina’s southeastern coast. […]
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Cold Slab Trolling
While the weather outside may be the coldest of the year, crappie anglers can enjoy some of the year’s hottest action at Jordan Lake. […]
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Crystal Clear Persuasion
There was a raw-edged chill in the air, cutting to the cheekbones as Capt. Jeff Cronk steered his 21-foot Triton center-console out boat to sea through Bogue Inlet. […]
Backlashes
MFC has ‘business as usual’ approach
Anglers bought approximately 460,000 recreational saltwater fishing license in North Carolina during 2007. […]
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Cover: February 2008 (SC)
Does South Carolina have an offseason? No way. There’s plenty of action to keep the outdoorsman in the field or on the water this month. […]