Bass Fishing
Let a frog lead you to big summer bass
During hot weather, largemouths at many large lakes head to deep water for comfort and baitfish, and anglers who chase them have sporadic success. […]
Statewide NC
High Tides and Tall Tails
Bobber-stop business
I’m really not thinking about that song by the Beach Boys, but the catches that come from fishing a bobber-stopper rig can be enough to make you want to sing. […]
Offshore Fishing
Purchase an advantage
A number of pelagic species are biting this month, and with Daylight Savings Time in full swing, anglers have more time on their fishing days. […]
Featured
Spring turkey harvest is second-highest on record
North Carolina hunters recorded the second-highest wild turkey harvest on record during the 2015 spring season, downing 17,828 gobblers, according to statistics released by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. […]
Fishing
G-Force Eliminator
The latest addition to the G-Force trolling motor accessory line is the Eliminator premium trolling motor nut. […]
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Cover: June 2015 (NC) – Bass
Bass are just waiting to blast topwaters at Kerr Lake, and they’re swarming around High Rock boat docks. But don’t forget that Spanish mackerel and cobia are available at the Outer Banks this month. […]
NEW PRODUCTS
Crystal Clucker
Call-maker John Tanner of Hemingway, S.C., knows how to make high-quality calls out of a number of different woods, as his newest turkey call, the Crystal Clucker, shows. […]
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Cover: June 2015 (SC) – Redfish
Redfish are invading the coast, and waterways like the Santee River are packed with bream. Learn how to load the boat, no matter what species you settle on. […]
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Cover: June 2015 (SC)
Redfish are invading the coast, and waterways like the Santee River are packed with bream. Learn how to load the boat, no matter what species you settle on. […]
Backlashes
When it matters to keep a cub a cub
How nice it would be if state legislators didn’t include portions of bills as favors or special-interest awards, especially when they think they’re wildlife experts. […]