An end run past public scrutiny?
How many wild turkeys live in southeastern North Carolina, and why should anyone care? […]
How many wild turkeys live in southeastern North Carolina, and why should anyone care? […]
Each year outdoor sporting-equipment manufacturers develop new products appealing to the 21st century outdoorsman. […]
It’s so easy, sometimes, to fish the bank. You can see everything you want to throw at; you can make shorter, more accurate casts; and when you catch fish, that’s even better. […]
Most anglers I know are photographers. As catch-and-release continues to gain in popularity, a camera increasingly becomes an integral piece of required tackle. […]
“See that disturbance in the water over there next to the bank?” Jeff Efird asked. “Try to get a cast in there.” […]
Droning like a Lowcountry air-conditioner in July, the twin diesel engines had an intoxicating effect. […]
How good is the crappie fishery at Lake Wateree?
Well, Nick Babin and Brian Davis live in Gilbert at the south side of Lake Murray, and when they want to catch big slab crappie and lots of them, they drive completely around their home lake and head up the road to Lake Wateree, downstream from the town of Great Falls on the Catawba River, forming the border between Fairfield, Lancaster and Kershaw counties. […]
The morning sun was only a hint in the Eastern sky as Kevin Meetze eased his boat up to the rock jetties at Murrells Inlet and began looking for areas where sheepshead had grazed on the barnacles and mussels on the rocks. […]
Spring is a time of transition, and all good anglers realize the value of transitions in fishing success — those between day and night, shallow and deep water, cover and open water, etc. […]
North Carolina Sportsman Magazine has learned a proposal by a Wildlife Resources commissioner to have a special split-season, early-opening date for 2007 spring wild turkey hunting at six counties in his southeastern district has been rejected by the N.C. Legislative Rules Review Committee — before it met.
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