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Currents
By: Pat Robertson
Will the longleaf make a comeback?
February 2010
Fifty years ago last summer, my father planted a handful of longleaf pines in the front yard of our home in Athens, Ga. Within a year, however, his job moved us first to Raleigh, N.C., then to Washington, D.C.

Greener Pastures
By: Jeff Burleson
Size matters, but quality is most important
February 2010
Another year has come and gone for deer hunters. Natural and planted food sources have either dried up or have been trampled down by overzealous wildlife. With the spring planting season just around the corner, February is a perfect time to reflect on the effectiveness of the previous year’s food plots and develop a plan for change and improvement.

Livewell
By: Pat Robertson
No Column this month.

Lunker Lines
By: Davy Hite
February a great month to ‘dance a jig’ for bass
February 2010
I think most everyone who knows me or knows much about how I fish understands that I love to fish a jig. I’ve caught a lot of big fish on jigs, and tournament fishermen love big fish — we’re after quality, not quantity. A large percentage of my tournament wins have come with a jig playing an integral part.

Marine Electronics
By: Allan Tarvid
No Column this month.
 
Santee Stringer
By: David Sweat
February: transition time for several species of fish
February 2010
There’s typically a lot of change in fishing patterns taking place during February on the Santee Cooper lakes. Several species begin this month the transition from cold, winter patterns into prespawn, shallow-water migrations. For catfish, largemouth, striper and crappie, February offers good and improving fishing as the progression from the winter to spring patterns begin.

Sound & Sea
By: Jeff Burleson
Target a trout and get a cork chase
February 2010
Cold, clear water makes for great trout fishing, even though fishermen will have to bundle up to stay warm.

The Shootist
By: Gordon Hutchinson
No Column this month.

Upstream Upstate
By: Richard Bernabe
No Column this month.

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