Freshwater Fishing
Brook trout: a true mountain treasure
Brook trout have inhabited mountain streams for thousands of years, possibly pre-dating humans. […]
November 2010
Fish Like a Pro
Get in the swim of things with a jig
Swimming a jig is an awesome technique that many fishermen never consider or simply don’t try long enough, but it’s very popular with tournament pros across the country. […]
Fishing
Inman wins 2-day BFL on Kerr Lake
Mark Inman of Greensboro won the Aug. 28-29 FLW Bass Fishing League Piedmont Division tournament at Kerr Lake with a 2-day catch of 24 pounds, seven ounces. He took home $4,604, plus a Ranger Cup bonus of $2,000. […]
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Little Lake That Could
“Good morning, how was the concert?” were the first words out of guide Don Enderle’s mouth as he poked fun at one of his fishing parties. […]
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Cover: November 2010 (NC)
Hunting buddies Tim Warren (left) and Dustin Rimmer killed these two enormous bucks the afternoon of Sept. 13, hunting three miles from each other. […]
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Top-Drawer Trout
Trapped between Morehead City and Wilmington lies a quaint fishing village nestled against the stained waters of the New River estuary. […]
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Rut Research
The pictures on the trail camera were more than just encouraging. To bass pro and hunting guide Matt Arey of Shelby, they were a reward for several years of dedicated work in trophy deer management. […]
Backlashes
Loss of NC streams is politics as usual
It became clear during the latest judicial appeals processes that tried to halt Mountain Air Development Corporation’s (MADC) destruction of a trout stream on land it owns at Mountain Air Country Club that the group with the deepest pocketbook would win. […]
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Little Things, Big Bucks
South Carolina’s Piedmont is full of deer hunters. Why is it only a gifted few of these gain expert status? […]
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Cover: November 2010 (SC)
Austin Morrell’s huge 10-point buck is likely the largest ever killed in Dillon County with a bow, and thanks to a number of trail-cam photos, he knew when and where to look for the bruiser. […]