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Shellcracker game at Lake Murray
Perhaps the most underrated and overlooked fisheries at Lake Murray is the shellcracker. […]
May 2014
Bass Fishing
Uncover Tuckertown’s bass secrets – Don’t let Tuckertown Lake’s size fool you; it fishes plenty big for largemouth bass this month
The first stop one day last May was Rick’s Restaurant in Denton. It’s a place where loggers, retirees, office workers, telephone linemen, cops, truckers and yes, fishermen, gather for the finest country breakfast in the southern half of Davidson County: scrambled eggs, ham, sausage or bacon, flapjacks, plenty of biscuits or buttered toast, jam, and waitresses who make sure to keep your mug filled with steaming coffee. […]
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Cover: May 2014 (NC) – Bass
May is a big-fish month for bass anglers on Shearon Harris Lake, and flounder will be thick at the nearshore reefs out of Masonboro Inlet and Carolina Beach Inlet. […]
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Cover: May 2014 (NC) – Flounder
May is a big-fish month for bass anglers on Shearon Harris Lake, and flounder will be thick at the nearshore reefs out of Masonboro Inlet and Carolina Beach Inlet. […]
Fishing
Plano’s 3743 Deep Waterproof StowAway
The 3743 Deep Waterproof StowAway from Plano is the perfect transport for your large crankbaits, spoons, swimbaits and gigantic topwaters. […]
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Think small for big reef flounder – Small places on big reefs can mean lots of nearshore Masonboro flounder
Capt. Jamie Rushing headed offshore through Masonboro Inlet, his 21-foot boat gliding smoothly over glassy seas with his livewells full of menhaden and mullet in anticipation of a banner day. […]
Fishing
H2O Xpress
Why not combine your love of hunting and your love of fishing by getting a rod and reel combo in Realtree Max-4 camo? […]
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Charleston spring break – With bait flooding inshore waters, Charleston’s redfish are ready to pack on some pounds
All kinds of changes take place for redfish and the anglers target them when spring arrives in the Charleston area. […]
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Proposed changes in turkey regs? Yea!
Pat Robertson reports elsewhere in the magazine about a piece of legislation making its way through the general assembly that would make two big changes in turkey hunting regulations: setting a unified statewide season and reducing the bag limit from five to three birds. […]
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