Fishing
Track plotters don’t get respect
Early GPS units were pretty clunky by today’s standards — and approximately 30 times more expensive. […]
January 2008
Fishing
Have boat, but will trailer?
An apparent increase in the enforcement of state and federal laws regarding towing trailers, specifically boat trailers, in the fall of 2007 was a shocking wake-up call to many fishermen, hunters and other boaters. […]
Fishing
Three ways to handle cold months
January is a tough month for fishing in North Carolina. It’s really winter now, and January and February are the two coldest months of the year. […]
Fish Like a Pro
Warm spells mean good fishing
January is typically the coldest month of the year in North Carolina and usually sees fishing by only the true die-hards. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Coble captures a Classic berth
Beaufort’s Jeff Coble will be competing in his third Bassmaster Classic after receiving an invitation to the prestigious event by winning the Nov. 14-17 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series at Clarks Hill Lake, S.C. […]
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Will Bluefins Rebound?
Large bluefin tuna are being depleted, but they’re not being over-fished.
Anglers should take with a grain of salt the wailing and whining of people who make their living wailing and whining. […]
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South’s Best Muskie Lake
Daylight was breaking, and a thin blanket of fog hovered above the waters of Melton Hill Lake as guide Steve West launched his 18-foot boat at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency ramp upstream from the Pellissippi Parkway bridge. […]
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Honkers at Home
The goose calls came from the east, directly behind five hunters hidden at a fence line that bordered a stand of hardwood trees in Orange County. […]
Bass Fishing
Mountain Gem
The sky was gray during a mild January day last year, as Tracy Adams launched his bass boat at W. Kerr Scott Lake near Wilkesboro. […]
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Winter Stripers
Gary Dubiel of Spec Fever Guide Service has been featured by PBS, ESPN and Discovery Europe television channels. […]