Inshore Fishing

Rewards await patient anglers

Over the winter, cold water and lack of food changes the way speckled trout feed. For most of the year, trout feed out of reaction. If something lands on the table, they will gulp it down and  look for something else to shove in their mouth. […]

Fishing

Alumacraft Prowler 165

Boats in the Prowler Series from Alumacraft are easy to handle, easy to navigate, mid-sized boats ideal for bass fishing adventures. They are packed with storage space, large bow and stern fishing platforms, a large livewell and a modified Vee hull to make runs across choppy waters comfortable. […]

Inshore Fishing

Kayak tourneys spread

The Bassmaster Elite Series and FLW Majors don’t have anything on bass anglers who fish from plastic boats, thanks in large part to two groups that have organized local, regional and national tournaments that provide a competitive outlet for kayak bass anglers. […]

Inshore Fishing

Time to head for the rocks

This time of year, many saltwater anglers spend their free time catching up on household chores, doing annual maintenance on their boats and fishing gear or watching fishing shows, longing for a break in the weather so they can get out on the water, hoping to feel a tug on their line. […]

Cooking on the Wild Side

Seafood lasagna fills bill

Last February, I deviated a little from the usual, fin, fur or feather recipes and offered a recipe for oysters. Many of you took the time to let me know you appreciated it, so I’m going to do it again. […]

Greener Pastures

Controlled fire is a tool

Fire has a bad connotation when it’s discussed, possibly because so many lives and so much personal property have been lost to it. When not contained or controlled, fire can be devastating.  […]

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Cover: February 2017

Winter trout are waiting, and if you know how to catch them you can tag a lunker like this 10-pound, 2-ounce pig caught by guide Justin Carter in Wando River near his home base of Charleston, S.C. […]