The Upstate’s backcountry can open the door to some outstanding trout-fishing adventures. The small streams offer tranquility and solitude that is often missing from most fishing destinations in today’s crowded, hectic world. The size of the fish will be nothing to brag about, but at some point, you may come to the realization that the rugged and beautiful scenery is the real catch. […]
The Beaufort and Hilton Head areas of the Lowcountry are a redfish angler’s paradise. […]
Fishing from a canoe has many advantages over motorized boats. […]
The lower Saluda River is certainly the most improbable of South Carolina’s trout streams. […]
As a young boy, my earliest fishing memories were of catching bluegills with friends in a small pond in our neighborhood. […]
The Chauga River is nestled in the mountains of northwestern South Carolina. Long overlooked by trout fishermen in favor of its more famous and bigger brother, the Chattooga, the Chauga is quietly garnering a local reputation as top destination for feisty rainbow and trophy brown trout. […]
The brook trout is one of the most beloved fish for American anglers. […]
It’s been more than 120 years since Dr. James Henshall penned the famous “Pound-for pound and inch-for-inch” quote about the fighting qualities of the “gamest fish that swims” — the smallmouth bass. […]
The most common question asked by most novice fly anglers is: “How do you decide what fly to use? […]
Spring is an exciting time to be at a lake searching for striped and hybrid bass activity as they migrate from the rivers and creeks back into the main lake channels. […]
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