Bass Fishing
It’s topwater time: September will bring fish to the surface
When I think about bass fishing in September, one word immediately comes to mind: topwater. […]
Statewide NC
Freshwater Fishing
Snag a crappie rebound: Guides predict exciting fall for slabs
September is a month of change on the Santee Cooper lakes in terms of weather, fishing conditions and patterns. […]
General
Balance Bar reformulates and repackages its Sweet & Salty Bare flavors
Valhalla, N.Y., (August 1, 2011) – Balance Bar, one of America’s original nutrition/energy bar leaders, has improved its Bare product line comprised of two popular flavors: Sweet & Salty Chocolate Almond and Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter. […]
Hunting
Starkey introduces SoundGear by LaPierre
MINNEAPOLIS, (Jul 20, 2011) – Starkey Laboratories, Inc., one of the world’s leading hearing technology companies, is excited to introduce SoundGear™ by LaPierre, a brand new category of electronic hearing protection. […]
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A ‘New’ Shade of Red
The New River is the only river in North Carolina that begins and ends in the same county, but that’s not the only reason it’s recognized. […]
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AJs on the Fly
Here’s a short history of the evolution of fishermen.
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Camping for Rainbows
Mention trout fishing in South Carolina and many people will think of speckled seatrout, oyster beds and marsh grass. Seldom thought about are rainbow, brown, and brook trout in a mountain wilderness setting. […]
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For the Love of the Dove
In the beginning, Louis Batson III was his dad’s designated retriever in the dove field — a 5-year-old boy scrambling through corn stalks to pick up birds brought down by the blast of his father’s humpback Browning 12-gauge. […]
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Going Primitive
There is something mystical about the feel of a good primitive bow. It seems to come alive in the archer’s hands. Light, responsive and, when shot instinctively, they are very quick-handling. […]
Currents
Let Mother Nature get on with her handiwork
The little municipal lake in my hometown is undergoing a tremendous drawdown this year, from 365 to 88 acres, as the local utilities commission puts in a new dam and prepares to put the wrecking ball to the existing one, which was built 100 years ago and is starting to, er, um, leak. […]