Fishing
Humminbird 360 Imaging
For the first time ever, anglers have the ability to see a full 360 degrees around their boat, 150 feet in each direction. […]
February 2013
Inshore Fishing
Redfish move slowly in winter water
Capt. Allen Jernigan said one of the keys to catching winter red drum is to fish slower than you do during the rest of the year. […]
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The Road to Reds: Winter reds, fishermen flock to ICW around Charleston for cold-weather action
The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway provides safe travel from the northeast all the way to the gulf states via a system of connected canals and natural waterways. […]
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Cover: February 2013 (SC) – Freshwater
Whether it’s shallow Lowcountry reds or deepwater crappie in the Midlands, South Carolina fishermen have options in February. […]
Hunting
Realtree Xtra Camo
Realtree Xtra and Realtree Xtra Green, the new breakthrough camo designs from Realtree, give hunters extra effectiveness in the woods. […]
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North Carolina hunters tagged some giant bucks during 2012 season
The 2012 season showed that North Carolina continues to produce outstanding whitetail deer, with a tremendous number of trophy bucks reportedly taken from across the state, even though the number of bucks on the extreme high end of the spectrum appeared to dip slightly. […]
Inshore Fishing
Fishing’s most-important ‘layers’
No way around it, February is cold — especially in the morning. Inshore guides who brave the elements on a daily basis know a thing or two about staying comfortable when chasing reds in frigid weather. […]
General
Costa’s Tuna Alley
Tuna Alley is one of the new frame styles in the 2013 collection from Costa Sunglasses. […]
Deer of the Year
Moore County monster taken by teen
Casey Smith, 15, admits he doesn’t have much deer-hunting experience. […]
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‘Soft-touch’ winter reds: Quiet presentations are key to drawing strikes from Beaufort-area winter redfish
Drifting onto the flat, you can see them, 50 or more, finning almost motionless in a foot of water that is so clear you can almost make out individual fish — but mostly it is just a mass of dark spots. […]