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Border Reds
“See where that oyster rock trails down into this pool?” said Capt. Mark Dickson, pointing at the jutting pile of exposed oysters about 40 feet away. […]
Statewide NC
Backlashes
Our change not for change’s sake
I was intending to talk about North Carolina Sportsman’s new look last month, but if you stumbled across this page in the December 2008 issue, you know I had other topics on my mind. […]
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Post-Holiday Reds
Okay, Christmas is over, and so is deer season. What’s left to do outdoors? Let’s check out the rules bulletin. […]
Fishing
Boat-show season might be special this January
I look forward to January every year. Really. No lie.No, I don’t look forward to fishing in January. It’s really, really cold. […]
Fishing
It’s easy to ‘tag along’ with SCDNR’s productive fish-tracking program
Did you know that South Carolina has a state-sponsored fish-tagging program that is one of the largest in the United States, recognized worldwide? […]
Freshwater Fishing
Cold-weather crappie, catfish are a challege on Santee lakes
Capt. Steve Sexton is widely known for some of his oceangoing feats, but for fishermen who frequent the Santee Cooper lakes, he is better known for the tactics he uses to catch and — and often release — catfish, crappie and bream. […]
Fishing Tournaments
Benefit tournaments highlight late-fall bass-fishing action
A huge weather front blew through the Midlands in late October, the night before the 18th annual Tours For Tots Tournament on Lake Wateree, spewing hard winds out of the southeast. […]
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Home Sweet Home
Greenville’s Alan Harris has traveled far and wide in pursuit of trophy deer: from Illinois to Alabama, from Missouri to Montana. […]
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Double Whammy
When big bucks come out of Orangeburg County, no one is really surprised — especially if they’re products of land where a trophy-management program is in place. […]
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Nice or Nuisance?
Here’s a news flash — illegal aliens are overrunning South Carolina. Unlike other illegal aliens, these are underwater. And there are also just as many, if not more, of them. […]