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Don’t forget rivers for great crappie fishing
Crappie in river systems across the Carolinas get a bit of a jump on their reservoir-bound brethren as spring approaches. Don’t wait too late to fill your cooler this month. […]
The Carolinas
Crappie/Bream
Six hot spots for Carolina slabs
As the spawn approaches on lakes and rivers across North Carolina and South Carolina, a half-dozen reservoirs stand out as crappie hangouts. […]
Crappie/Bream
Crappie 101: Tips for using multiple-rod setups
Long-line or tight-line. Both multiple-rod trolling techniques will catch plenty of Carolina crappie. […]
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Spring slab crappie are perfect kayak targets
Kayak anglers have a distinct advantage over powerboat anglers when targeting most species. This is especially true of crappie fishing during the spring. […]
Speckled Trout
Anglers are catching big trout on rock jetties
Anglers are catching lots of quality trout along the jetties and groins up and down the coastlines of both Carolinas. […]
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Impoundment timing is key
Planting for wildlife involves many critical steps, but none is more critical than the timing of planting crops for waterfowl, especially for hunters without extremely large areas. […]
Crappie/Bream
Crappie are biting on the Waccamaw River
Check out these tips from Capt. Todd Vick of Fishin’ Freshwater Charters to catch more crappie using tandem rigs. […]
Outdoor Update
NOAA announces 2019 red snapper seasons
The 2019 recreational seasons for American red snapper in the federal waters off the Carolina coastlines will be made up of five days, one day shorter than the 2018 seasons. […]
Bass Fishing
Research before you hitch your bass boat
March is one of the best months for bass fishing in the Carolinas, and anglers can help their cause with a few steps before they even leave home. […]
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Rat-L-Trap’s new MR-6 crankbait
Rat-L-Trap’s new MR-6 crankbait has everything in it tour anglers want, including a low-pitched knocking sound unlike the rattle of a Rat-L-Trap. […]