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Currents
By: Pat Robertson
I was being taxed? Gee, I didn't know
July 2010
You know, I didn't realize I was being "taxed" when I bought those hunting and fishing licenses at Nichols Store in Rock Hill last year. I thought I was supporting fish and wildlife through the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and its programs - and paying for the opportunity to bring some fish and wildlife home to eat.

Greener Pastures
By: Jeff Burleson
Wildlife management never rests
July 2010
Any seasoned hunter understands the investments needed to grow quality deer and bumper populations of ducks and quail on their hunting lands. Premium wildlife populations require special attention steered towards the habitat and the animals themselves. Adequate nutrition and controlled harvests are critical components, but every piece of land has its own set of hurdles, and every landowner or land manager has their limited budget. Even on the best sites, it takes years to perfect management techniques on the land and within animal harvests.

Livewell
By: Pat Robertson
Williamson breaks bank at Clarks Hill
July 2010
Bass pro Jason Williamson of Wagener held on to his third-day lead to win the Bassmaster Elite Series’ Pride of Georgia Tournament on Clarks Hill in late-May by two ounces.

Lunker Lines
By: Davy Hite
Mayflies can make for topwater dream
July 2010
One of my favorite ways to catch bass, like a lot of other people, is on topwater baits. In the summer, you’ll typically have a topwater bite, especially early in the morning, but it often goes away by the time the sun gets up good.

Marine Electronics
By: Allan Tarvid
No Column this month.
 
Santee Stringer
By: David Sweat
Summer action can be fast, furious
July 2010
The fishing action on the Santee Cooper lakes is as hot as the weather in July — if you know where to go and what to do. There’s literally round-the-clock action when considering both daytime and nocturnal fishing action for a variety of species.

Sound & Sea
By: Jeff Dennis
Club glad to share its know-how
July 2010
When Martin Hox left the Northeast and moved to Mount Pleasant three years ago, he brought plenty of fishing prowess with him, having fishing the North American Bass Circuit for six years. Knowing that South Carolina’s tidal estuaries would prove daunting to a newcomer, he posted a simple query on the most popular fishing website: “Where should I fish?” to which someone replied “In the water.”

The Shootist
By: Gordon Hutchinson
No Column this month.

Upstream Upstate
By: Richard Bernabe
No Column this month.


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