Freshwater Fishing
Redfish rebound!
Alongside the Neuse River’s tackle-busting stripers are schools of equally voracious redfish, competing for the same food and or lure. […]
July 2014
Freshwater Fishing
Rubber nets won’t rub fish the wrong way
A rubber net is one of the best pieces of gear to conserve fish and fishing time. […]
Offshore Fishing
Freshwater Fishing
Summer: terrestrial time
In the summer, when insect hatches are sparse, trout depend more on what falls into the water than what hatches in it. […]
Fishing
Take care of your hide
Most fishermen have experience with sunburn and sweat, a couple of things that result from fishing during the summer. […]
Greener Pastures
Adjust sustainable forest
Out of the 750 million forested acres in the United States, North Carolina and South Carolina have a little more than 31 million acres covered in wooded habitats. […]
Inshore Fishing
Is one lure not enough?
Offshore anglers have used teaser rigs for decades, showing fish like dolphin and billfish multiple lures swimming together. […]
Bass Fishing
Out on a ledge – Head offshore for great summer bass fishing at Falls of Neuse Lake
When the largemouth bass spawn is complete and the shallow bite fades at Falls of the Neuse Lake, guide Joel Munday goes out on a ledge. […]
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Herding rock sheep – South Carolina anglers know Winyah Bay’s jetties are a summer sheepshead paradise
As summer brings on its heat, anglers looking for a tasty, combative target need look no further than the jetties that line the entrance to Winyah Bay. […]
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Top drum beat – Mid-day topwater bite is great summer feature for New River anglers
The morning was so calm the fishermen could hear the clacking of the rattles in the topwater lures they were working across the shallow bay off the Intracoastal Waterway a few miles south of Sneads Ferry. Capt. Allen Jernigan was coaching the fishermen on correct speed and the “walking-the-dog” motion when he noticed a small wave appear behind one of the lures. […]