Pier fishing requires specialized tools, some of which are provided by each pier operator. One of the most important, according to Mount Pleasant’s Jerry Grenier, is a pier net. […]
Sorth Carolina waterfowl hunters can expect a good season in this winter based on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual report on duck populations that was released last Friday. […]
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission has approved the season dates for dove and other webless migratory game birds, as well as September seasons for Canada geese and teal. […]
July is a headache for most anglers. Although there’s some good fishing to be found — usually in the deeper, more wide-open areas — you’ll also be sharing your fishing locations with skiers, pleasure boaters and the like. […]
Large-mesh gill nets will leave North Carolina waters from the NC 58 bridge between Cape Carteret and Emerald Isle to the South Carolina state line beginning Sunday at sunset, because of interactions between endangered sea turtles and nets over the past two months. […]
Sturm Ruger, a prominent firearms manufacturer, announced July 8 that it will move some of its manufacturing operations to the town of Mayodan in Rockingham County. […]
Jerry Gregory and the crew of the Double J certainly didn’t mind how the postponement of the Beaufort Water Festival King Mackerel Tournament worked out.
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Dennis Reedy of Siler City and Tommy Morrow of Oxford won the July 6 season opener on the Piedmont Bass Classics End-of-the-Year Trail at Falls Lake. […]
Dale Hart of North Augusta was the only fishermen to bring a limit to the scales, winning a tough Savannah River’s American Fishing Tour Division 94 tournament last weekend.
Plants convert energy from the sun through chlorophyll and photosynthesis, but they must extract a unique elemental cocktail from the soil to produce strong roots, lush foliage and an overall successful crop. […]
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