Freshwater Fishing
Work docks when brush doesn’t produce
When brush piles aren’t producing, and the bite is really tough, Robert Munn abandons his cane poles for jigging with fly rods under boat docks. […]
March 2013
Inshore Fishing
Rub-a-dub drum
Using a rubber net to land red drum helps prevent injury to the fish and saves fishing time. Other important pieces of gear include a mushroom anchor and a carbon-fiber push pole. […]
General
Lightforce Lights
Lightforce Performance Lighting provides serious anglers and marine specialists with portable lighting systems that work each and every time they are needed without the failures that common marine lights experience. […]
Content
Either/or — How to catch bulls and puppy drum between Charleston and Georgetown
Successful fishing is all about choices. Redfish angler have two choices this month, and both are winners. […]
Inshore Fishing
Top o’ the day
At times, red drum will go crazy for topwater lures. This is especially true in the shallow marshes of North Topsail Beach. […]
Hunting
Leica Sport Optics
The newest laser rangefinder binoculars from Leica Sport Optics, the Geovid HD-B 42, features class-leading ranging abilities and enables users to add their own custom ballistics info for their specific weapon. […]
Inshore Fishing
Best tackle for big redfish
Hooking a redfish 40 inches and larger demands much of a fisherman and his tackle, according to guide Steve Roff, who uses uses specific equipment when targeting big fish. […]
Inshore Fishing
Bounce the bottom for bonus flounder
Flounder are often found in the same, shallow areas where red drum abound, and it is not unusual for these fine-dining fish to strike the same soft-plastic lures that fishermen use to catch red drum. […]
Hog Hunting
The Warden
The Warden from Sportsman’s Communications is a remote trap monitor that sends a satellite-based message to the owner via email and/or text that the trap has been sprung. […]
Inshore Fishing
‘Take five’ for spooky, shallow-water reds
Catching redfish in shallow water is a popular pattern during March, and anglers who are consistently successful have common traits — patience and silence. […]