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Cover: November 2010 (SC)
Austin Morrell’s huge 10-point buck is likely the largest ever killed in Dillon County with a bow, and thanks to a number of trail-cam photos, he knew when and where to look for the bruiser. […]
Statewide NC
Fishing
Biologist’s news is good for Santee Cooper lakes
November is the time where it all comes together for outdoorsmen in the Santee Copper area. The fishing is outstanding for several species, and the rutting activity of whitetail deer reaches a peak early in the month. […]
Bass Fishing
Don’t forget fall pond-fishing
Everybody who fishes farm ponds thinks about fishing mostly in the spring, but I don’t want anybody to forget about how good the fishing can be in the fall. […]
Fishing
A blueprint for speckled trout success
Capt. Reed Simmons of Charleston has seen plenty of tides ebb and flood during his 26 years as a fishing guide, and he has chased spotted seatrout up and down the Atlantic coast. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Gunters dominate at Lake Murray
The three bass-fishing Gunters had big back-to-back weekends on Lake Murray this past September. […]
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Brush Up on Fall Slabs
You could say that Brad Taylor was born with a crappie pole in his hand. His grandfather ran a minnow farm, and as far back as memory allows, his family has been fishing for crappie on Lake Murray. […]
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Few Acres Many Deer
South Carolina hunters crave the day when a record-book buck slips into their food plot at daybreak within easy shooting range.
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Sunrise Woodies
It’s hard to imagine how sitting in a deer stand during the rut could infuse a die-hard South Carolina hunter with the urge to duck hunt, but it happens. […]
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Turkey-Time Tailers
Temperate waters extending into fall allows fishermen to experience some of the best redfish action of the year at Bulls Bay. […]
Currents
The reason that November is tops
November was the most special of all months when I was growing up. First of all, my birthday was in November; that was celebration enough. Then, when I reached my teens, November meant deer season. […]