September 2012 Archives - Page 2 of 7

Three-Way ‘Swivel’

September is a perfect on-the-water month in the Lowcountry. In fact, it is just about perfect everywhere in September. […]

Hard-Hitting Hoos

Chris Burrows

Between Cape Fear and the Grand Strand would look like without the vicious striped cousin of the king mackerel. […]

Mix fall food-plot seeds

Jeff Burleson

Planting season seems to be a hot topic almost every month these days — well, every few months, anyway. […]

Inoculate cool-season legumes for best food-plot crops

Jeff Burleson

Cool-season food plots vary over a wide range of seed and forage varieties, but perennial clovers are some of the best food-plot varieties to use. […]

Pond renovation—rotenone is key

Jeff Burleson

Ponds can provide some the most enjoyment of any outdoor experiences, but poor management can ruin a prime fishing paradise in a short time. […]

I’ll be the first to admit it; I get fired up when I think about September arriving. In the South, we have to struggle through the dog days of summer, and I look forward to September — and not just because football season will be here. […]

For pond renovation, rotenone is key

Jeff Burleson

Ponds can provide some the most enjoyment of any outdoor experiences, but poor management can ruin a prime fishing paradise in a short time. Undesirables such as the golden shiner, green sunfish, gizzard shad and common carp can destroy the bass/bream balance in record time. […]

Flat is where it’s at!

Jerry Dilsaver

Working through the braided cuts in the Shackleford Banks marsh would have been a daunting feat for many fishermen, but Capt. Noah Lynk of Harkers Island buzzed his Bay Rider skiff in and out of the channels with the skill and confidence of someone who travels them regularly. […]