During the summer, fish eat about everything they can find. Small bream and juvenile bass must stay close to cover in hopes of eluding the larger bass, but all fish will be looking to eat whatever closely resembles food. […]
The famed rice fields of the Mississippi Delta reel in ducks by the thousands each season, and for good reason. Rice is rich in carbohydrates and packed with energy. […]
While other camouflage patterns are based on mimicry and matching the environment, GORE OPTIFADE Concealment was developed based on animal vision and preventing the hunter from being recognized as a predator. […]
Conservation and outdoor groups are applauding Gov. Nikki Haley for signing the bill renewing the South Carolina Conservation Bank, which has protected almost 160,000 acres of wildlife habitat and historic places, until 2018. […]
The knot is the link in all fishing tackle that is subjected to the most stress during a fight. Even worse, knots are subjected to the stress, strain, abrasion and all other abuse for fish after fish after fish. […]
Anybody who runs a boat with a gas engine on the back and an electric motor on the front is familiar with the gas-electric hybrid concept. […]
Have you ever heard of the VPC?
The Violence Policy Center was formed in 1988 by individuals from a group of long-time, prominent anti-gun activists. […]
“Fanaticism and ignorance are ever busy and need feeding.” — Spencer Tracy as lawyer Henry Drummond in “Inherit the Wind” […]
Many anglers are looking forward to June 1, when black sea bass season opens, and Capt. Jimmy Skinner of Fontaine Charters in Edisto Beach is one of them. […]
Ken Ellis of Bowman won the April 18-21 EverStart Series tournament on the Santee Cooper lakes. […]
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