Freshwater Fishing
These fried crappie filets really cut the mustard
If there is one thing Capt. Buster Rush and his family enjoy more than catching crappie, it’s eating them. […]
Articles by Brian Cope
Freshwater Fishing
It doesn’t take a big bank account…
One thing Robert Munn likes about crappie fishing is that it doesn’t take a lot of expensive gear. While he does use depth finders, these electronics are the extent of his high tech arsenal. The rest, is old school. […]
Freshwater Fishing
Work docks when brush doesn’t produce
When brush piles aren’t producing, and the bite is really tough, Robert Munn abandons his cane poles for jigging with fly rods under boat docks. […]
Featured
Edisto reds still in big schools; target oysters, grass in creeks
Guide Ron Davis of Edisto Island said the redfish around Edisto are still in their tight, winter schools, making them easy to spot – but not always easy to entice into biting. […]
Events & Announcements
New night-hunting regs for problem animals take effect Feb. 28
Beginning on Feb. 28 and lasting through July 1, hunters can use bait, electronic calls, night-vision equipment and artificial lights to hunt coyotes, armadillos and hogs. […]
Featured
Trout, redfish bite is still strong in Beaufort area
Capt. Tuck Scott at Bay Street Outfitters in Beaufort said that fishing in his area has been strong over the past few days for both speckled trout and redfish, but it hasn’t been as easy as just tossing out a hunk of cut bait and waiting for a bite. […]
Featured
Schools of reds north of Charleston offering anglers great opportunity
The redfish bite is hot in Charleston’s inshore waters, and Capt. Addison Rupert of Lowcountry Outdoor Adventures is putting his clients on them in the maze of creeks, flats, and deeper holes north of Isle of Palms Marina. […]
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Post-season prime time: Squirrel hunting can extend the season for South Carolina hunters
A squirrel had just hit the ground belly up, with a slight thud, when Mike Spinks of Sumter whispered to his daughter Taylor, “Let that one lay because there’s another one up there. Stay still.” […]
Other Hunting
Gray squirrels and ‘foxy’ ladies of the woods
The most-common species of squirrel in South Carolina is the eastern gray squirrel, which average 1 to 1 1/2 pounds and 16 to 20 inches in length. […]
Other Hunting
Wolf Hill Squirrel and Grits
“Some people just can’t get past the whole idea of eating a rodent, but just like hunters who think hunting season ends on Jan. 1, they don’t know what they’re missing out on,” Rusty Williams said. […]