Can development be a nice word?
When it comes to sportsmen, the word “development” may be 11 letters long, but it’s a 4-letter word that brings up some ugly memories. […]
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When it comes to sportsmen, the word “development” may be 11 letters long, but it’s a 4-letter word that brings up some ugly memories. […]
Standing barefoot in the cockpit of his center-console Ranger at quarter past midnight, with only a small, 12-volt light illuminating his boat, guide and pro striper fisherman Mike Lundy made a surprising statement. […]
The things that make it tough to catch bass when they’re spawning makes it a lot more fun to go fishing after the spawn. […]
Tony Woodard of Four Oaks captured the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League Piedmont Division tournament at Jordan Lake on April 4 with a 5-bass limit weighing 24 pounds; he earned $4,948. […]
Fishermen are so good these days, it’s harder every year to stay competitive. One thing I always look for especially in tournaments, is where the fish are going to go — not where are they now, but where will they be a few days from now. […]
You cannot administer a wicked law impartially. You can only destroy, you can only punish. […]
Recreational fishing pumps almost $2 billion into North Carolina’s economy on an annual basis, according to reports issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the American Sportfishing Association.
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The counsel for the N.C. Legislative Rules Review Commission said the disputed game-and-fish law changes for 2009-10 could be submitted as temporary rules and be in place for the upcoming hunting seasons.
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The recent session of the South Carolina General Assembly made changes to the Saltwater Recreational Fishing License effective July 1, 2009. License fees will not change. […]
The center of the high-school hunter safety universe in North Carolina shifted decidedly from Yadkin County to the southern Piedmont in late April. […]
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