Each year, more and more saltwater fisherman enjoy targeting cobia, increasing the strain on the resource. Any reduction in cobia numbers greatly increases the likelihood of the South Atlantic Fisheries Marine Council imposing regulations to protect them, as they have done with several other species in recent years. […]
A House bill that would have expanded opportunities for killing feral hogs, coyotes and armadillos at night got caught in a time bind at the end of the legislative session and missed being approved by a few hours, but the bill’s author said he will pre-file a modified bill for the 2013 session. […]
South Carolina and Georgia have entered into a new reciprocal licensing agreement that will take effect on July 1.
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I have to admit, I wait the whole year for June to arrive, because it’s my favorite month to catch bass on a crankbait. And I also have to admit, I’m afraid things are going to be different this year. […]
Would it work for the Carolinas, or is the deer just too big? […]
The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council has voted to request an emergency rule to allow recreational and commercial fishermen the opportunity to harvest a limited number of red snapper. […]
While other southeastern states have seen declines in wild turkey numbers and falling harvest figures, North Carolina continues to buck the trend. […]
Lake Norman has “turned over”, and not in the traditional sense that anglers talk about when observing the fall “turnover” of a lake that occurs after water temperature changes. […]
I wanted to advise readers of a new – and quite possibly dangerous – disease that researchers have just uncovered in the hunting/outdoor community. […]
For most bowhunters, target maintenance is not a priority. Thanks to a new product called Target Tarp, however, archers can keep their targets looking like new even if they leave them outside year-round. […]
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