Go super shallow in September for North Carolina bass
How many times have you got a bite as soon as you pulled a lure off the bank or as soon as it touched down? […]
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How many times have you got a bite as soon as you pulled a lure off the bank or as soon as it touched down? […]
Many fishermen and boaters call any sealed, maintenance-free marine battery a gel battery, and that isn’t correct. […]
Early season bow hunting can be one of the more challenging ways to hunt white-tail deer. But it can be perhaps the most rewarding of all to a serous bow hunter. […]
With more people moving to North Carolina and conversions of former farms and wood lands into housing tracts and shopping centers, finding places to hunt can be a frustrating experience. […]
We published a story during August about red drum fishing at Ocracoke. […]
Since 2003, the S.C. Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Section and other partners have taken part in a long-term, multi-state banding study of mourning doves to improve information on dove life history. […]
RALEIGH, N.C. (Aug. 20) – It’s David Hayes’ story and he’s sticking with it. The Wilkes County angler used his granddaughter’s Barbie Doll rod-and-reel combo — all 2 ½ feet of it — to reel in a new state record channel catfish that measured 2 inches longer than the fishing pole.
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I have long believed that September and October — along with April — are the three best months on a sportsman’s calendar, especially in South Carolina. […]
Barton Aiken of Greenville worked Spook-type topwater lures and Flukes on June 21 to catch a 5-fish limit on Lake Hartwell and win the final qualifier of the Bassmaster Weekend Series South Carolina West/Georgia East Division 7. […]
Fishing for bass in many of our South Carolina lakes this month poses a problem. The water is super clear, because we’ve gone through a dry summer, but the weather is starting to cool, and the nights are getting longer. […]
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