Getting an early start is one key to success for bass anglers fishing on South Carolina’s Cooper River.
Catching catfish during the spawn can be tough, but you’ll catch your share with these tips and tactics.
Pursuing Lake James panfish during the full moon of June offers some of the most fun and exciting flyfishing of the season.
The John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center provides free classes and workshops on fishing-related topics all year long.
Crappie can be more difficult to catch once they’re in post-spawn mode, but you’ll catch plenty of slabs with these three proven techniques.
These tips will help you become a better inshore kayak angler.
Placing a fly in the proper position, and achieving a drag-free drift are critical elements of fly fishing.
Gumbo burgers are an alternative way to enjoy gumbo flavoring on top of a tasty burger.
This artificial lure/live bait technique is deadly on numerous species of freshwater and saltwater fish.
The fishing turns excellent for multiple species at the Santee Cooper lakes during June.
Deer will crave salt and other minerals throughout the summer months when natural food sources have high contents of water and potassium.
June is a great month to put the tease on a sailfish, and you’ll catch your share with this technique.
Mapping software, electronics, and the right combination of lures are essential to bass anglers in June.
Cole Poplin of Moncks Corner, SC arrowed the new SC state and world record brown bullhead catfish on May 7, 2024.
After a breach of the Lake Paul Wallace dam, SCDNR and other agencies are committed to repairing the lake.
Gary Keisler of Mount Pleasant, SC has a goal to fish every single day of the year.
Brian Carroll of Mount Pleasant, SC killed a gobbler that had a buckshot pellet in its gizzard.
The NCWRC found 13 new cases of Chronic Wasting Disease from deer harvested during the 2023-24 season.
South Carolina’s boneyard beaches are great spots to catch flounder looking for an easy meal.
Capt. Froggy loves fishing for speckled trout in the Oregon Inlet area in June. Here’s how he does it.
In June, anglers can catch plenty of Lake Jocassee trout by finding the lake’s thermocline.
Only half of June is open to stripers at Santee, but anglers don’t want to miss this last-minute bite.
June is a great month to target summertime smallmouth bass throughout western North Carolina.
Don’t let June’s heat keep you from crappie fishing on Jordan Lake, where they’ll bite all day.
Getting an early start is one key to success for bass anglers fishing on South Carolina’s Cooper River.
