Inshore Fishing
Pedal, paddle or pole?
When the chance to contribute a kayaking column in South Carolina Sportsman presented itself, I jumped at the opportunity. […]
November 2013
High Tides and Tall Tails
Learn to feel the warmth
November is a great month, actually one of the best, to be fishing along the North Carolina coast. However, many fishermen consider it to be the last of the fall months with great fishing and are ready to hang up their rods about halfway through. […]
Greener Pastures
How to get the ‘wet’ out
For many Americans living in the southeast, the thought of building a modern-day ark was becoming a real possibility this year. […]
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Cover: November 2013 (NC)
Aaron Bates of Wadesboro killed this trophy buck in Anson County in mid-September, hunting out of a ground blind set up for his father. […]
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Specks on the rocks – North Carolina fishermen will take their specks on the (Cape Lookout) rocks in November
Most North Carolina residents know that in 1996, divers discovered Blackbeard’s ship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge, in Beaufort Inlet, where it had run aground in 1718. […]
Hunting
Barnett RAZR
The Barnett RAZR is light weight, smooth and has the stability and balance that shooters want in a crossbow. […]
Hunting
The Triple Threat
The Triple Threat from Frostie Bottom Treestands is adjustable up to 90 degrees side to side and up to 45 degrees up and down. […]
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Go small for South Carolina ducks
Ethan Amerson of Timmonsville trudged through knee-deep water, protected by a pair of waders but still feeling enough of the chill to keep him fully in touch with his surroundings. […]
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Buck Dynasty? Four bucks, including three trophies, in 11 days is North Carolina hunter’s dream
The 2012 deer season didn’t start well for James Diesfeld of Sanford, but when it finally got going, it quickly became one he will never forget. […]
General
Swarovski Optik CL Pocket binoculars
The new CL Pocket binoculars from Swarovski Optik offer excellent optical performance in a compact size. […]