One of the first lessons hunters learn is how good a deer’s senses are. Their senses of smell, hearing and sight are what helps them get from place to place without getting into a dangerous situation.
South Carolina’s Lowcountry has the highest tides along the south Atlantic coast because of the shape of the coastline. […]
Some hunters don’t believe moon phases affect deer and fish movements, but with years of experience, deer hunters Jon Tilley and Steve Burnette are convinced the moon influences whitetail ramblings. […]
Public hunting preserves dot the South Carolina landscape, giving everyone access to quail hunts within reasonable driving distances. […]
Veteran bass fisherman J.T. Palmore prefers to use a 7-foot-6 extra-heavy baitcasting rod with a fast, light tip when fishing an Alabama rig. […]
Whether you are fishing inshore and offshore waters, fish will be associated with some sort of structure. […]
Chuck Murray, president of the North Carolina chapter of the Bass Nation Federation and a guide on Lake Gaston, supports B.A.S.S., which ruled several years ago that an Alabama rig could not be used on its Elite tournament trail. […]
Guide Chris Heinning said that November on Lake Marion is an excellent time to catch largemouth bass feeding up for the winter, and a lower lake level doesn’t hurt. […]
Fishermen would do well to take a “shine” to bass through November and into the winter on Lake Marion. The use of live bait, specifically shiners, produces both quality and quantity of largemouth bass. […]
Brandon Sauls believes that live shrimp will trigger bites from speckled trout, even when nothing else works. While he’ll often catch specks on lures or minnows, shrimp are their preferred food and well worth the effort and expense to get. […]
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