Glenn Corley, Author at Carolina Sportsman

Mount Pleasant Pier regular sets

Gerald Grenier, aka “Jigging Jerry” landed an “ultra-light” pier record sheepshead – a 9-pound, 1-ounce fish – at the Mount Pleasant Pier on Jan. 29. […]

Redfish action continues to be good in Charleston-area waters

Glenn Corley

The recent cool weather hasn’t put a dent in the inshore fishing around Charleston, according to Capt. Kevin Blair of Charleston Fish Rod Bending Company. In fact, it continues to be excellent. […]

Mount Pleasant Pier getting plenty of visits from redfish schools

Glenn Corley

With cooling temperatures in recent days, the baitfish are starting to move, and schooling redfish are following them past the Mount Pleasant Pier. […]

Pier record spadefish caught at Folly Beach pier

Glenn Corley

Caleb Adams, an 11-year-old from Summerville, almost doubled the Folly Beach Fishing Pier record with an 8-pound, .96-ounce spadefish that he caught on Memorial Day. […]

Topwater bite is on for Lake Hartwell stripers, hybrids

Glenn Corley

Lake Hartwell’s hybrid and striped bass have started to move up the rivers for their false spawning run and are hitting topwater lures, according to Capt. Steve Pietrykowski of Fishski Business Guide Service. […]

Action on Charleston piers starting to pick up

Glenn Corley

Winter is slowly losing its grip on the Lowcounty, and the fishing is starting to warm up at piers around Charleston, with bluefish and whiting showing up around the ocean pier at Folly Beach and plenty of different species hanging around the Mount Pleasant Pier. […]