November 2012
Upstate urban hunts
Opportunities often go unnoticed or may be forgotten. We are creatures of habit. We find a location to hunt and get locked into it and don’t make the effort to try new locations. […]
Keep leaders tangle-free
Surf-fishing guide Walter White pre-rigs his live-bait leaders for surf fishing. These leaders are used when red drum are likely to bite and are rigged with circle hooks. […]
Talk to me!
Deer and other wild animals communicate through scent, body language and, of course, vocalization. […]
Beach-driving briefs
Details on beach-driving permits […]
SCDNR’s online viewer
South Carolina is covered with public-hunting opportunities, and most are part of S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ WMA program. […]
Save vehicle expenses by going electric
William Clardy fishes often at Topsail Beach, as well as other more remote strands of sand. A dedicated surf fisherman, he developed the idea for fitting an electric motor to a pier cart. […]
Public Affairs
No question, there are easier things to do than hunt public land across the sprawling metropolis of South Carolina’s Upstate, which doesn’t boast of any rice fields or vast acres of marsh grass. […]
Cleaning a ‘sea squab’
There are several ways to clean a puffer. But the end result is the same, with the body of the fish looking like a chicken drumstick, earning it the nickname “sea squab.” […]
How to hunt creeks
The Upstate is blessed with an abundance of smaller rivers and creeks that wind their way across the area. […]