Features
Oregon Inlet is tuna central
Oregon Inlet anglers have access to some of the hottest tuna fishing found anywhere in the Carolinas. […]
September 2018
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Cover: September 2018
Preview the public hunting land in both Carolinas, and take a look at a different way to catch Spanish mackerel in the fall. […]
Features
Metal-free mackerel
After another hot Carolina summer, the fall fishing season finally arrives this month in all corners. From slab crappie gulping shiners at Lake Moultrie to gator trout crushing Flukes around Little River, cooling conditions ignite a feeding frenzy in freshwater and saltwater environments. […]
Features
Solve the perch equation
For those of you who are live-bait fisherman, have you ever been so proud of the job you did catching, storing and presenting the bait that you thought, “That looks so good, I’d eat it myself?” […]
Deer Hunting
Know these laws before importing deer, elk parts from outside of SC
South Carolinians planning out-of-state trips to hunt big game this fall should be aware of restrictions on importing deer and elk parts into the Palmetto State. […]
Bass Fishing
Stripers on the prowl
Jerry Hill of Triad Fishing and Guide Service in Lexington, N.C., hopes the striper fishing at High Rock Lake this September resembles last fall’s action. […]
Bass Fishing
Double up on Roanoke Rapids with largemouth and stripers
Roanoke Rapids Lake has plenty of stripers and largemouth bass, and both species are biting on a variety of lures. […]
Bass Fishing
Jordan Lake’s bass working toward shallows
Anglers itching to fill a bag with big largemouth bass will need to be ready for a shift come September, but with a little searching, willing fish will be ripe for the plucking on North Carolina’s Jordan Lake. […]
Featured
Go to topwater for speckled trout
As the temperatures finally drop to comfortable levels, the inshore bite begins to take a turn for the better. […]
Featured
Feed Spanish mackerel with a spoon
September is a transition month at the North Carolina coast, as fish move from summer’s deep offshore haunts to nearshore waters. […]