September 2012 Archives - Page 6 of 7

South Brunswick High School’s Aquaculture Program has raised and released southern flounder into the wild. They are identified by a series of dark spots on the white side.

Flounder aquaculture

A debate is ongoing regarding aquaculture as a tool of the future for raising fish for market and stocking programs. If aquaculture is the future of fishing, the future for flounder is now. […]

David Wright and Chris Brown of Lexington won the June 30 Yadkin Team Trail event on High Rock with this 19.99-pound catch that included the day’s big bass at 6.61 pounds.

Sink has big BFL payday

Tony Garitta

Steve Sink of Winston-Salem captured the June 23 BFL N.C. Division tournament at High Rock Lake with a 5-fish catch weighing 21 pounds, 5 ounces. […]

Some of South Carolina’s Wildilfe Management Areas provide deer-hunting opportunities that are equal to or better than adjoining private land.

Although Ben Powell has not taken a deer off the Woodbury or Marsh wildlife management areas, he has spent many hours scouting the two public hunting areas along the Big and Little Pee Dee rivers in lower Marion County. […]

Taylor Freeman caught her first southern flounder fishing with Capt. Noah Lynk.

Do you know your flounder?

Jerry Dilsaver

Two species of flounder are regularly caught in North Carolina waters, and a third is caught on occasion. […]

WMAs in the Pee Dee area offer a number of different habitat types, giving hunters plenty of choice as far as where and how they’ll target deer.

Pee Dee Station Site WMA

Pat Robertson

Deer Hunts […]

WInd and rain can change how different parts of the Neuse and Trent rivers fish in the fall.

How weather affects fishing

Mike Marsh

A heavy west or southwest wind blows the water out of the upper Neuse and Trent rivers at New Bern. Conversely, an easterly wind brings in more water and better fishing. […]

Well-tuned propellers will greatly enhance a boat’s performance.

Run the ‘prop-er’ tool

Jerry Dilsaver

Propellers are the final link in transferring all the horsepower from a motor to the water so the boat moves forward. […]

Early season WMA hunts offer sportsmen the oportunity to harvest bucks still in velvet.

Regulations for Marsh WMA

Pat Robertson

Deer Hunts […]

Different kinds of jigheads and soft-plastic trailers are better suited to targeting different speceies around different kinds of cover or bottom.

Pick your jig with a purpose

Mike Marsh

Most any type of jighead will work for catching flounder and puppy drum in the upper Neuse and Trent rivers near New Bern. […]

WMAs across South Carolina can range from intensely managed to lightly managed ,and from draw-hunts only to open access with a WMA license.

Woodbury WMA

Pat Robertson

Deer Hunts […]

Lumber River redbreasts

Bream

The Lumber River is home to one of the prettiest and feistiest panfish species in the Carolinas – the redbreast sunfish. […]

Offshore mixed bag out of Beaufort Inlet

Features

When many anglers head offshore looking for some hot fishing action, they’re looking for a variety of species known as a mixed bag. […]

Cape Fear River catfishing with Carolina ALL OUT

Catfish

Chris Douglas joins catfish angler Justin Riewhestahl to fish for Cape Fear River blue cats and flatheads, and they catch their share. […]

Little girls, big fish

Catfish

Colt Turner was fishing with his daughters in June when they teamed up to catch a big catfish on the Dan River. […]

Plano Frost 32-quart cooler

NEW PRODUCTS

Plano knows plenty about plastics, so it’s only natural for them to make the high-performance, Frost 32-quart cooler. […]