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Buster and Russell Rush have something for fishermen who don’t think you can catch crappie in hot weather – this stringer of Lake Wateree slabs.

Double-hook minnows for better crappie results

Buster and Russell Rush prefer live minnows when fishing for crappie at Lake Wateree during the summer, but they do employ a unique double-hook technique for the baitfish. […]

Max-I-Mizer Minerals

North Carolina Sportsman

Max-I-Mizer Mineral Mix provides key nutrients to bucks, particularly during antler development, and to fawns and does during crucial stages of growth. […]

Backlashes

Miles to go, promises to keep, and we’re watching

Craig Holt

Everything in our lives eventually comes down to trust. Can we believe what other people say to us, including husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, friends, acquaintances, employers, employees, supervisors and, lastly, politicians? […]

Vote for your favorite Big Bass Contest photo

North Carolina Sportsman

The final round of voting in the monthly Big Bass Contest began this morning (Aug. 1), and features two photos of chunky North Carolina largemouths. […]

Kevin Chandler of New London won the June 10 BFL Piedmont Division tournament on High Rock with a fine catch of 18-5.

Chandler gets BFL cash New London angler wins at Rock

Tony Garitta

Kevin Chandler of New London jigged his way to victory at the June 10 Walmart Bass Fishing League Piedmont Division event at High Rock Lake. […]

Topwater baits are a great choice to have tied on when you’re junk-fishing, casting to likely looking targets that many fishermen won’t give a second look.

One Man’s Trash…Junk Fishing 101: a class to be taken

Dustin Wilks

The 2011 Bassmaster Elite Series was an interesting year. The stars and lakes did not line up to make all the tournaments offshore structure events but were conducive to junk-fishing the bank. […]

All rigged up and ready to go! A careful paddler will have all of his safety devices and equipment in place before pushing off for a fishing trip.

Paddlers beware! For safety’s sake, take precautions

Jerry Dilsaver

With the popularity of kayak-fishing growing by leaps and bounds, it’s time to offer some advice about fishing safety and equipment that is required or should be carried while fishing from a kayak. […]

Now, Operation Waypoint, partnering with Lowrance Electronics, raises funds to provide water- and sand-resistant handheld GPS units to soldiers. Here, Ed Meyer trains a group of soldiers to use units loaded with Middle East cartography before they deploy overseas.

Operation Waypoint: A way to help our troops in need

Allan Tarvid

Operation Waypoint is a not-for-profit organization that turns donations into free, hand-held GPS units equipped with Middle Eastern mapping chips for deploying soldiers. […]

Stocked trout, like this pair of brookies, make for a perfect dinner in the campground after a day on the stream.

Anatomy of a trout trip Stream time is often rewarding

Robert Satterwhite

Fishing journal, June 5-8, 2011. Place: Graham County. Streams: Santeetlah Creek, Little Santeetlah Creek, Big Snowbird Creek (hatchery-supported section); Big Snowbird Creek (wild-trout waters). […]

Berkley NanoFil

North Carolina Sportsman

Berkley’s new spinning reel line allows anglers to effortlessly cast further with incredible precision. […]