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Mixed Bag Awaits Little River Fishermen
Dog days are here, for all intent and purposes, but charter captains along the South Carolina coast can still make a day of it – if they keep an open mind. […]
Articles by Dan Kibler
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Bait fishing is key to Charleston redfish
Capt. Legre Leland of Head Shaker Charters in Charleston isn’t averse to using artificial baits when he targets big redfish in the waters around his home. […]
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Prospecting tide lines has been key for Bulls Bay trout
Prospecting and striking it rich. That’s what Capt. Todd Stamps of MyFish Guide Service in Charleston has been doing the past week around the Bulls Bay area – and he’s been rewarded with some fine catches of spotted sea trout.
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Keowee bass action is percolating
It’s mid-July, a time when bass fishing isn’t supposed to be as hot as the weather, but at Lake Keowee, that’s been the case. […]
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Get Crankin’ at Kerr
If anyone knows more about catching bass at John H. Kerr Reservoir (Buggs Island) Lake than David Fritts of Lexington or Joel Richardson of Kernersville, they’re doing a good job of keeping it a secret. […]
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Legislature passes saltwater regulations bill
The South Carolina General Assembly has passed a bill changing size and/or creel limits on seven different species of saltwater fish that an official with the Coastal Conservation Association South Carolina says is the most important legislation affecting coastal fisheries in three decades. […]
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Bream making waves at Lake Wylie
The bream beds are full at Lake Wylie – and full of more than just bream. […]
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Big speckled trout make early show in Charleston area
Based on what he’s seen in the past month, guide James LaVanway of Reel Fish Finder Charters said that it’s going to be a good year for big speckled trout in the Charleston Harbor area. […]
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Two-Front War
It’s a terrible thing to be invaded on two fronts, especially if you’re a soldier.
However, it’s a wonderful thing if you’re a fisherman. […]
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Doormat Daze
Like swallows to Capistrano, flounder return to the Cape Lookout area every year. Sometime in mid-May, a few fish begin showing up near reefs and wrecks a few miles off the beach. […]