In its August 2009 issue, North Carolina Sportsman incorrectly reported the particulars of a bill that was passed this past spring by the state legislature and signed into law by the governor.
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If you hunt deer in South Carolina, you may have considered hunting one of the state-owned Wildlife Management Areas. […]
When you schedule a repairman to come fix your air conditioner or a plumber to repair a leaky faucet, or when you watch your mechanic go under the hood of your vehicle and fix whatever it is that’s causing that infernal squealing, you expect them to have the tools they need. […]
Team Fishers-of-Men weighed in two huge striped bass for a whopping 68.45 pounds to take first place in the Striped Bass Conservation Coalition/Christian Anglers Striper Trial tournament May 30 on Clarks Hill Lake. […]
As a buck’s antler velvet begins to lose its blood supply and dry out at the tail end of the month, deer hunters need to review objectives and historical harvest data, then decide what their goals will be for the season. […]
More than any other month, August is the time to try for tarpon in South Carolina’s coastal waters. […]
With hot weather bearing down, summertime fishing patterns are solidly locked into place on the Santee Cooper lakes, but if you have a good plan of action, that’s certainly not necessarily a bad thing. […]
As the sun rose to treetop level, the summer heat was ominous. For bass fishermen, August is a first-light, last-light affair or a night-time foray. […]
Murrells Inlet, nestled within the heart of the Waccamaw Neck, first became well-known for the successful cultivation of rice within its marshes through the 19th and into the early 20th centuries. […]
Alan and Jeanne Robinson have owned several watercraft — everything from johnboats to bass boats to Boston Whalers — but none have provided as much pleasure as their $100 float tubes. […]
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