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8-year-old hunter kills 3-bearded gobbler
While hunting with his dad in Cabarrus County, N.C. on May 9, 2020, 8-year-old Jackson Leahew killed a three-bearded gobbler, his first ever turkey. […]
The Carolinas
Newsletters
Catching redfish in skinny water creeks
Even the skinniest of saltwater creeks can hold big numbers of redfish, and they are perfect places for kayak anglers to wet a line. […]
Fishing
How to tie the improved clinch knot
The improved clinch knot is one of the most basic fishing knots, and it’s widely used by anglers to attach a hook, lure, or swivel to their fishing line. […]
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It’s grouper season for Carolina anglers
It’s grouper season off the Carolina coastlines, and bottom fishing is the trick to catching these tasty morsels of the sea. […]
Fishing
Connect two lines together with surgeon’s knot
Connect your main fishing line to your leader with this knot, which is quick and easy to tie, and plenty strong. […]
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Catching bull redfish on popping corks
If you’ve never targeted bull redfish with soft plastics under popping corks, you’re missing out on some of the most exciting fishing you’ll ever experience. […]
Catfish
Bush hooking for big river catfish
Bush hooking is one of the most unique ways of catching catfish, and the Carolinas are full of rivers that are suitable for this style of fishing. […]
Newsletters
As turkey season progresses, be patient, hunt later
Bag that gobbler, even later in the season, with these tips from a couple of turkey hunting pros. […]
Newsletters
Carolina “day hunter” downs afternoon gobbler
Hitting the woods before daybreak is an awesome experience, but it doesn’t always equal hunting success, especially if your vision suffers in low-light conditions. […]
Coyote
Carolina hunter kills, cooks, and eats coyote
Stan from SC Living Outdoors killed a coyote, and cooked it up for a little ‘yote taco supper. […]