Hunting
TreeStalker II
Hunter Safety System’s TreeStalker II eliminates dangers so you can enjoy your hunt comfortably. […]
Statewide NC
Hunting
Realtree Edition Reflective Arrow & Treestand Wraps
Locate your treestand, arrows and other hunting gear in low-light conditions with the help of the new Realtree Edition Reflective Arrow & Treestand Wraps by C-EZ Reflective Outdoor Products. […]
Fishing
Daiwa TATULA Baitcasting Reels
TATULA reels are designed to meet the durability and performance requirements of pro anglers. […]
Hunting
EOTech X320
The EOTech X320 Compact Thermal Imager offers exceptional clarity, sharpness and overall image quality with 320 x 240 resolution, and features a video port for simultaneous recording. […]
Fishing
DieZel ChatterBait
The new DieZel ChatterBait delivers unmatched flash, vibration, sound and erratic action with its patented bladed swim jig design and hex-shaped ChatterBlade. […]
Content
Cover: December 2014 (NC)
Find out all you need to know to wrap up your season with a nice buck, like this Bladen County beauty killed by Joey Nicoll of Calabash. […]
Hunting
LANDmaster LM500 4WD UTV
American SportWorks has recently announced the addition of a Briggs and Stratton powered UTV to its LandMaster family of utility vehicles. […]
Featured
Where do you hook up that live minnow?
Finger mullet and mud minnows are common inshore baitfish that everything from flounder to redfish will eat, but many fishermen are stuck on hooking them the same way every time they use them as bait. […]
Inshore Fishing
Take paddling precautions
The kings and Spanish mackerel were hitting strong over the past week, likely the last good run for the year. The ocean was tame, making for an easy surf entry and paddle on the kayak. […]
Bass Fishing
For November bass anglers, it’s time to fish, or cut bait
November is a month of choice for bass fishermen around South Carolina. Things can go one of two ways. You can either plan to fish through the rest of the fall and into the winter, or you can put your tackle away and concentrate on deer hunting until New Year’s, and maybe duck hunting for a month after that. […]