Monday, December 31, 2007 was Bill Hogarth’s last day as Assistant Administrator for Fisheries after 7 years as leader of NOAA Fisheries and more than 13 years of Federal service to the Nation. […]
Monday, December 31, 2007 was Bill Hogarth’s last day as Assistant Administrator for Fisheries after 7 years as leader of NOAA Fisheries and more than 13 years of Federal service to the Nation. […]
The 21st Annual Wild Quail Management Seminars, sponsored by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources and the S.C. State Committee of Quail Unlimited, are designed to instruct landowners and land managers in the proper techniques of creating habitat that will support native populations of bobwhite quail.
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The staff and families of South Carolina Sportsman would like to wish Holiday Greetings and our best for a happy, safe, healthy and prosperous new year to all our readers, advertisers, the sportsmen of S.C. and all the folks we have the pleasure of working with while producing the magazine. […]
Tracy Adams caught this hefty bass on W. Kerr Scott, one of several North Carolina lakes that offer fine January action. […]
Early GPS units were pretty clunky by today’s standards — and approximately 30 times more expensive. […]
An apparent increase in the enforcement of state and federal laws regarding towing trailers, specifically boat trailers, in the fall of 2007 was a shocking wake-up call to many fishermen, hunters and other boaters. […]
January is a tough month for fishing in North Carolina. It’s really winter now, and January and February are the two coldest months of the year. […]
January is typically the coldest month of the year in North Carolina and usually sees fishing by only the true die-hards. […]
Beaufort’s Jeff Coble will be competing in his third Bassmaster Classic after receiving an invitation to the prestigious event by winning the Nov. 14-17 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series at Clarks Hill Lake, S.C. […]
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