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Worth the Drive
Rob Beglin drives all the way from Pawley’s Island, towing his boat past miles and miles of great-looking water. […]
Articles by Dan Kibler
Bass Fishing
Surprising shallow bass
With the mercury in the thermometer pegged above the 90-degree mark, Rusty White, a guide and tournament fisherman, is thrilled that he’s got Lake Wateree a short drive from his home in Rock Hill. […]
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Sharks, bull redfish make Charleston Harbor hot spots come alive
If summer is right around the corner, then it must be time to start seeing big redfish and all manner of sharks move into inlets along the South Carolina coast, providing some great battles for fishermen like Capt. Jeremy Espiritu of Shallow Thoughts Inshore Fishing in Charleston. […]
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Bulls Bay specks providing plenty of spring action
The Bulls Bay/Cape Romain area has been a hot spot for speckled trout for the past several weeks, with fishermen like Rob Beglin of Pawley’s Island averaging better than 20 fish per day. […]
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A special thanks to 2 special men
As best I can remember — and it gets tougher as the years pass — my first fishing trip was not to some little farm pond somewhere, but to Georgia’s Lake Sinclair. […]
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Speck-tacular Trout
Biologists with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ marine division have predicted a tremendous season on spotted seatrout up and down the coast. […]
Bass Fishing
Lake Wylie bass on the move
Jerry Neeley of Carolinas Fishing Guide Service said that largemouth bass at Lake Wylie are on the move – off the beds and headed out.
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Early-season bite good for speckled trout in Winyah Bay
Early season trout fishing has been fairly good in the Winyah Bay area, according to Steve Hedrick, who runs Reel EZ Guide Service out of Belle Island Marina in Georgetown. […]
Bass Fishing
Stumped at Gaston
Lake Gaston is arguably one of the best lakes in North Carolina on which to fish for spawning bass. […]
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Face it, biologists know their stuff
One of the rules I set for myself when I started this outdoor-writing gig 20-some years ago was to always trust the pros who manage our wildlife and fisheries. […]