Bass Fishing
Go super shallow in September for North Carolina bass
How many times have you got a bite as soon as you pulled a lure off the bank or as soon as it touched down? […]
September 2008
Fishing
Not all batteries are created equal
Many fishermen and boaters call any sealed, maintenance-free marine battery a gel battery, and that isn’t correct. […]
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Bowing to Pressure
Early season bow hunting can be one of the more challenging ways to hunt white-tail deer. But it can be perhaps the most rewarding of all to a serous bow hunter. […]
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2008 Game Lands Preview
With more people moving to North Carolina and conversions of former farms and wood lands into housing tracts and shopping centers, finding places to hunt can be a frustrating experience. […]
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‘Flat’ Moving
Like snowbirds heading south for the winter, flounder start a similar fall migration this month at the Carolina Beach area. […]
Bass Fishing
Dead Sea Comes Alive
A decade ago, Lake Norman was widely known as North Carolina’s inland “Dead Sea.” […]
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Fishing Fit to a “T”
When the first nor’easter blows, the water begins cooling for the fall, giving anglers itchy riggin’ fingers. […]
Backlashes
Circle-hook fight and D.C. gun vote
We published a story during August about red drum fishing at Ocracoke. […]
Currents
A sportsman’s favorite season
I have long believed that September and October — along with April — are the three best months on a sportsman’s calendar, especially in South Carolina. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Aiken, Barfield get weekend wins
Barton Aiken of Greenville worked Spook-type topwater lures and Flukes on June 21 to catch a 5-fish limit on Lake Hartwell and win the final qualifier of the Bassmaster Weekend Series South Carolina West/Georgia East Division 7. […]