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Billfish Tournament Produces State-record Dolphin
By Scott Keepfer
Mark Daniels and his crew aboard Daymaker prefer pulling dead ballyhoo when bluewater fishing.
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Early morning has meant hot fishing for Georgetown guide
By Dan Kibler
Capt. Newman Weaver has been proving over the past week, in a fishy sort of way, that the early bird is still getting the worm – even if it’s piloting a flats boat.
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Murray will be tough on FLW pros
By Davy Hite
Even though Lake Murray is my home lake, I’m not so sure I’d like to be on the water in the middle of this month when some of my buddies are there.
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GPS: Quest for the bullseye
By Allan Tarvid
GPS units navigate by satellites that circle the earth twice a day at an altitude of almost 11,000 miles, yet the system can take you back to within a boat length of a location you saved in memory. Thinking about that makes my head hurt, so like most other fishermen, I prefer to just take the system for granted.
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Rikard leads S.C. TBF team again
By Pat Robertson
Robert Rikard of Lexington had never seen North Carolina’s Lake Norman until the Saturday before The Bass Federation’s Southern Divisional in mid-June.
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Fresh thoughts on saltwater
By Jeff Dennis
Summer is still the No. 1 time for anglers and their families to get out on the water to do some fishing. Without the competition from spring and fall spectator sports, many tackle shops report brisk summer business and just a lot more talkin’ about fishing. And all that talkin’ leads to more fishing.
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A guide to hiring a fishing guide
By Richard Bernabe
Want to learn a new technique or tackle a lake or river you’ve never fished before. Maybe you’re traveling, on vacation or don’t have much time to learn and research the lures and techniques that work on a lake or river during a particular season.
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Another feather in Palmetto cap
By Dan Kibler
South Carolina has been blessed this year to have the two most-prestigious bass-fishing tournaments in the nation held on its waters. The Bassmasters Classic visited Lake Hartwell and Greenville this past February, and the Forrest Wood Cup, the championship of the FLW Tour, will make Lake Murray and Columbia its home base in two weeks.
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