Inshore Fishing
Artificially Flavored!
Typically, live and cut bait are used to catch bull reds around Georgetown and the rest of the places they call home during the fall. […]
October 2013
Deer Hunting
A perspective on hunting over bait
The move from a no-baiting zone to allowing baiting for deer may find many deer hunters in the Upstate lacking for knowledge in how to effectively go about it. […]
Inshore Fishing
Protect the resource
Targeting giant redfish is an expedition many anglers look forward to every year. Where and when else can you catch 50-pound fish in inshore waters? […]
Inshore Fishing
Is North Carolina a possible Louisiana-class destination?
Guide Rick Patterson pulls no punches when talking about problems facing inshore saltwater fish and fishermen. […]
Deer Hunting
Trail cameras change hunting tactics
Mike Seamster of the Caswell community of Providence, considers himself a “general” whitetail deer hunter who isn’t enamored of trophy antlers. […]
Deer Hunting
You’ve shot a buck, now how do you find it?
Follow these tips to track a deer that didn’t drop on the spot. […]
Inshore Fishing
How do state’s creel, size limits compare?
Much is made of differences between North Carolina’s saltwater gamefish regulations compared to other states, especially when it comes to recreational vs. commercial rules. […]
Deer Hunting
Tips for bagging a pre-rut deer
Whitetail deer, particularly bucks, use their noses to avoid danger, and to find food and girlfriends. Scent knowledge is never more important to them than during the pre-rut period. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Depth can be a key to daily success on fall slabs
Guide Buster Rush said there’s some movement of fish during October because of the change in water temperature; it slowly drops as the month progresses. […]
Offshore Fishing
Mapping out success
Capt. Davie Tilley of the Continental Shelf understands that many anglers opt to fish out of their own private vessels, but he is still willing to help them out through a service he offers called “Fish Here Maps.” […]