Fishing
Fun fishing: the best and worst of times
May kicks off the spring fishing season: inshore, nearshore and offshore. There really is no longer any offseason, but for my money, this is a great month to get on the water. […]
Statewide NC
Bass Fishing
Herring spawn is a fisherman’s dream
Because we are really fortunate in South Carolina to have blueback herring in some of our lakes, May is one of my favorite times to fish. […]
Fishing Tournaments
S.C. anglers defy ‘Ides of March’ to win big in bass tournaments
In Shakespeare’s play, Julius Caesar, the soothsayer warned Caesar to “Beware the Ides of March,” shortly before his assassination on March 15. In Roman culture, March 15 was designated the “Ides of March” as a festive day to celebrate the full moon. […]
Cobia
Cobia Central
The pursuit of cobia can challenge saltwater tackle as well a fisherman’s knowledge. This sleek and hardy saltwater fish is quite a fighter and is often overlooked for offering fine table fare.
Greener Pastures
It’s not too late to plant your summer food plots
By the first week of May, the danger of a killer frost is improbable, and any planned summer food plots should be well underway. Unfortunately, many part-time land managers/hunters do not sow the first seed until May. […]
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Trout Getaways
A century ago, Horace Kephart, the “Dean of American Campers,” came to the North Carolina mountains seeking a place “back of beyond.” […]
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Billfish Bonanza
Centrally located between Miami and New York is the seaport town of Georgetown, an oasis for Atlantic Coast cruisers and offshore anglers alike. […]
Bass Fishing
The Wateree Buzz
To get the most out of a day fishing for bass on Lake Wateree this month, you need to get your buzz on — in more ways than one. […]
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Reds ‘2’ Go
If you need proof that there’s more than one way to skin a cat, take a look at Jeff Yates and Jamie Hough. […]
Currents
Mother Nature can be friend or foe
Biologists can have great intentions and use the best management tools available, but in the end, Mother Nature often trumps everything. […]