Inshore Fishing
Try grass, skinny water for early reds
What’s the best place to find summer red drum in the marshes and bays behind Bogue, Bear and Browns inlets, and what techniques will produce fish? […]
July 2013
Deer Hunting
Wildlife Habitat Initiative: Carolina Woods & Water
Powell Kemp is one of the three owner/operators of Carolina Woods and Water based in Halifax Co., N.C. With more than 15,000 acres of privately owned lands under its control, Kemp is able to practice true herd management in one of the most productive agriculture regions in the state. […]
Flounder
Flounder a bonus when targeting reds
One of the bonuses of fishing for red drum during behind Bogue, Bear and Browns inlets is the availability of flounder. […]
Inshore Fishing
Rigging secrets
Tarpon are the largest and the most-powerful inshore target available to anglers during any time of year. The migrating tarpon frequenting South Carolina waters can weigh between 50 and 150 pounds. […]
Deer Hunting
Irrigate? Drain? Ditch? Regulate water for best food-plot results
Water is one of the most-abundant chemical compounds on Earth; it covers nearly two-thirds of the earth’s surface. […]
Inshore Fishing
Length x Girth = Weight
Tarpon are some of the biggest and most-powerful fish around, but shoe leather might taste better than these bony monstrosities. […]
Flounder
Bogue Inlet particulars
Bogue Inlet, located south and west of Emerald Isle and north and east of Bear Island/Hammocks Beach State Park, is the connection to the ocean for Swansboro, Cedar Point, Cape Carteret and Emerald Isle. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Night moves
Successful night-fishing for crappie is more than just throwing out lights under a bridge. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Stripers by kayak; the lowdown
Most of the reservoirs on the Catawba and Yadkin river systems are stocked with striped bass, and many of them have tailrace or river-run fisheries. […]
Flounder
Three species of North Carolina flounder
They may all be flat, but not all flounder are created equal. […]