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Triad Treasure
There’s nothing hollow about Triad’s Oak Hollow Lake, tucked away in High Point. […]
Statewide NC
Backlashes
Will the Navy roll over N.C.?
The concept of “eminent domain” has been in the news a lot the last two years. Eminent domain basically is a legal concept that allows government to take property — if it “needs” the land. […]
Bass Fishing
Largemouth Bass, Wild Catfish High in Mercury Levels
Largemouth bass and wild-caught catfish, two popular game fish in North Carolina’s freshwaters, have been added to the N.C. Division of Public Health’s (NCDPH) list of fish in the state with high levels of mercury. […]
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Sportsmen’s Caucus Formed in South Carolina
Sportsmen and women in South Carolina now have a stronger voice when it comes to protecting our hunting traditions, as the Palmetto State became the latest to form a Sportsman’s Caucus. […]
Featured
Kingfish anglers gear up for Beaufort event
The new $1.8 million Wal-Mart FLW Kingfish Series will make its first South Carolina/Georgia Division stop June 24 as teams compete for a guaranteed top award of $12,000 cash and a shot at the $300,000 Wal-Mart FLW Kingfish Series Championship. […]
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Cover: June 2006 (NC)
Red Drum are once again abundant on Pamlico Sound, but will the action last? […]
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Cover: June 2006 (NC) – Freshwater
Three pros give the tips that’ll put even amateurs on High Rock Bass. […]
Fishing
Road to Nowhere nears its end
Local residents call it the “Road to Nowhere,” a 7-mile stretch of paved road that connects Bryson City to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. […]
Fishing
‘What’s my line?’ is key concern
During this past winter’s boat shows and fishing seminars, I noticed more emphasis by speakers regarding fishing lines. […]
Fishing
El Salto unlike any U.S. lake
I have been on some great fishing trips in my life to places most fishermen from Lexington, N.C., never have a chance to go — Lake Guntersville. Lake Okeechobee. Kentucky Lake. Toledo Bend. Sam Rayburn. […]